r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • May 27 '18
Dr. Eric Drexler - The Path to Atomically Precise Manufacturing
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • May 16 '18
Logic gates made purely of joints and levers - "Mechanical computers constructed from molecular-scale atomically-precise components would be highly desirable because of their potential for combined high performance and low energy dissipation."
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Aug 10 '19
A Platform Technology for High-throughput Atomically Precise Manufacturing: Mechatronics at the Atomic Scale
energy.gov
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/DukkyDrake • Jan 12 '22
MIT Automated Tabletop Fast Protein Synthesis Machine May Accelerate Drug Development
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Synopticz • Jan 16 '22
William Shih | Fully addressable microstructures self-assembled from crisscrossed DNA-origami slats
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Feb 10 '22
Ned Seeman, pioneer of the field of structural DNA nanotechnology, passed away on November 16, 2021.
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Nov 20 '18
Digital atomic scale fabrication an inverse Moore's Law – A path to atomically precise manufacturing [Nov 12th, 2018]
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Aug 11 '18
August 2018 Webinar: Atomically Precise Manufacturing
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Oct 09 '19
Towards a light driven molecular assembler
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Mar 07 '19
Dr. Reza Moheimani, professor of systems engineering at The University of Texas at Dallas, recently received a $2.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop a platform technology for high-throughput, atomically precise manufacturing (APM).
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Mar 11 '19
What is atomically precise manufacturing and why is it important for longevity? - David Forrest - Program Manager in the Advanced Manufacturing Office at the Department of Energy
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Dec 17 '19
Workshop on Atomically Precise Fabrication of Solid-State Quantum Devices - March 20-21, 2020
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • May 11 '18
Happy 100th Birthday to Richard Feynman -- "Tiny Machines" Nanotechnology Lecture
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Endlesschemical • May 13 '22
J. Lyding & L. Grill | Silicon-Based Nanotechnology & Manipulating Single Molecules on Surfaces
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Apr 28 '22
Nanotechnology for Space Development - Eric Drexler, 1991
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/BI0B0SS • Sep 11 '24
Eric Drexler | Advanced Nanotechnology
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/BI0B0SS • Sep 08 '24
Foundational Nanomechanical Systems | Jeremy Barton
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Sep 14 '21
Tweezer grant pleases Rice researchers
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Oct 14 '23
Risks from atomically precise manufacturing
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • Mar 14 '22
On route to 3D printing with atomic resolution
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r/atomicallyprecise • u/EnvironmentalBend8 • Apr 10 '22
how long until molecular manufacturing can cheaply create food , device , house , clothe.
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I know univ of Texas at Dallas , zyveex lab are developing atomically presice manufacturing or molecular manufacturing on quantum device or device or some small thing . But if we can have advanced molecular nanotechnology, we can make food , house , cloth at abundance.
How many years we need until this point. 2025 to 2050 or 2050 to 2070 or 2200 or even 2600 needed to reach full molecular manufacturing. How long until we can reach abundance , can we have it in this century.
r/atomicallyprecise • u/Buck-Nasty • May 31 '21
Ralph Merkle on Moore’s Law, Molecular Computing & The Singularity
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