I am a senior in High-school and I’m really interested and fascinated by this field. Specifically medical nanotechnology.

My current plan is to do a BSc in biomedical engineering and a MSc in nanotechnology, and — if I see it necessary/beneficiary — a PhD.

Please help me, what’s the proper educational path to take to get into Mecical Nanotechnology?

I have an idea To use Spring Batch for nanorobots I shared it with you maybe someone find it useful interesting and continue dev to beat cancer and here what #AI Gemini think about it https://didipostmanprojects.blogspot.com/2025/01/spring-batch-for-nanorobots.html?m=1 Also Spring Batch as a model for Crispr cas9 https://didipostmanprojects.blogspot.com/2024/10/last-gemini-answer-spring-batch-as.html?m=1

I'm making a video essay about nanobots, and something I want to cover is things nanobots cant do yet but may be able to do in the future in biology, chemistry, and physics that would benefit us a lot. So, what are you most excited for?

Sonicators are very expensive from what I've seen and I can't justify spending hundreds of dollar on a sonicator I will probably only use a few times. Is there a way to disperse tio2 into resin without a sonicator?

Hi everyone,

I'm working on a project to create an ultralight bivvy that is waterproof, highly breathable, and extremely lightweight. A bivvy is basically a layer between your sleeping bag and the outside and serves as a light weight stand alone shelter.

My goal is to optimize material properties for outdoor use, reducing weight while maintaining durability and comfort.

I recently reached out to a researcher who published a paper on highly breathable and durable waterproof polyimide electrospun nanofibrous membranes, asking whether nanofibers could be a viable material for my application. They responded that while nanofibers can greatly reduce weight, their intrinsic strength is low, and suggested cross-linking fibers or reinforcing them to improve durability.

Additionally, I received another paper from them on amphiphobic and recyclable electrospun membranes used for air filtration, which discusses methods for creating high-porosity, waterproof, and reusable nanofiber membranes.

My Questions:

1. Has anyone here worked with electrospun nanofibers for textiles or outdoor gear?
   • What challenges should I expect in terms of durability and processing?
2. How feasible is it to create a functional bivvy using electrospun nanofibers?
   • Would laminating the nanofiber layer onto a lightweight, porous fabric ruin its breathability?
   • Are there better ways to reinforce the material while maintaining airflow?
3. If I partner with a university lab, what equipment and processes should I look for?
   • I’m considering reaching out to materials engineering labs near Denver that focus on nanofibers or advanced textiles.

I’d love to hear any insights from materials scientists, textile engineers, or MYOG (Make Your Own Gear) enthusiasts who have experience working with high-performance membranes. If you have experience with nanofiber manufacturing, waterproof coatings, or breathable laminates, I’d appreciate your input!

Thanks in advance!

This is going to sound very strange, but over the past month or so, there has been 3 or 4 occasions where I’ve picked hard plastic/glass like strand material out of my skin over my whole body. I kniw- WEIRD I’ve never experienced this. Has ANYBODY experienced this? I feel very alone, scared and confused. Haven’t gone to doctor bc I’m afraid they’ll just write it off or tell me I’m hallucinating. I’ve shown my boyfriend he’s seen it, so I’m not crazy. Anyone out there have any thoughts???

What do you think the future holds for nano tech in the next 5 to 8 years ? Will we see nano bots used to heal organs ? Deliver necessary hormones to the parts of the body where there are no respirators ? Killing cancer ? Becoming the new cosmetic surgeries?

Hey anyone looking for nano science and nanotechnology graduate for work???

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m in the process of creating a podcast dedicated to the fascinating world of nanotechnology. My goal is to make it not only educational but also fun, relatable, and accessible to a wide range of listeners—from hardcore enthusiasts to curious newcomers.

While I have a few ideas (e.g., guest interviews, storytelling about real-world applications, and exploring sci-fi-inspired nanotech concepts), I’d love to hear from this amazing community:

• What topics would you be excited to hear about in a nanotech podcast?
• Are there any formats or styles that you think would make complex concepts easier to digest?
• How can we integrate humor, storytelling, or pop culture references while staying true to the science?
• Any favorite podcasts you think we can draw inspiration from?

I really appreciate any opinions from all of you. Thank youu!

In theory

I a victim of a cruel nano bots experiment

I managed to escape from the facility But the nanobots are already insid me

They remotely control my heart
They also can read my thoughts They can real all memories

Its a cia tramshuminizm operation

I am wanting to invest in nanotechnology, specifically in the biotechnology sector. Any good leads on publicly traded stock. Also micro machines and nanotechnology in any sector. Any thoughts about any companies welcomed. Ty