Robert W. Newcomb
ABSTRACT
During the last few years nanotechnology has made many advances especially in the biomedical area. Some of the terminology is defined with illustrative devices under consideration discussed here with a view toward what will be coming up in the future.
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Index Terms
- Nanotechnology for biomedicine: past, present and future
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