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The public's reliance on science fiction as a primary source of information sadly hinders the effective advancement of nanotechnology and prevents a clear understanding of its benefits, says attorney Sonia E. Miller. Knowing the science behind the fiction, Miller says, is critical for public acceptance of an innovation like nanotechnology -- which is being touted as the next industrial revolution.
June 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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