Nano Today Journal, Vol. 3, Issue 1-2

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Journal: Nano Today

ISSN: 1748-0132 Vol./Iss.: 3/1-2

Date: February-April 2008

Editorial

1.	Large-scale future for Nano Today Page 1 Cordelia Sealy and Jackie Y. Ying

Comment

2.	More information = better decision making? Page 6 Michael Pitkethly

Research News

3.	Self assembly fine-tunes targeting: Nanomedicine Page 9 Paula Gould

4.	Multitasking nanoparticles target cancer: Nanomedicine Page 9 Paula Gould

5.	Rapid exit strategy for nanotubes: Toxicology and environment Page 9 Paula Gould

6.	Electron tomography reaches new benchmark: Characterization Page 10 Cordelia Sealy

7.	Engineering light emission with nanoparticle dopants: Optical properties Page 10 Cordelia Sealy

8.	Nanotubes turn into contortionists: Mechanical properties Page 11 Katerina Busuttil

9.	Handling the molecules of life: Fabrication and assembly Page 11 Katerina Busuttil

10.	Si formation nails wettability: Nanostructured materials Page 11 Katerina Busuttil

Cover story

11.	Atomic force microscopy in bionanotechnology Pages 12-19 Gerald Kada, Ferry Kienberger and Peter Hinterdorfer

Review

12.	Cantilever dynamics in atomic force microscopy Pages 20-27 Arvind Raman, John Melcher and Ryan Tung

13.	Magnetic sensitive force microscopy Pages 28-39 Alexander Schwarz and Roland Wiesendanger

14.	Protein-nanoparticle interactions Pages 40-47 Iseult Lynch and Kenneth A. Dawson

15.	The toxicological impact of nanoparticles Pages 48-55 Roberta Brayner

Insight

16.	A tale of opportunities, uncertainties, and risks Pages 56-59 Paul J.A. Borm and David Berube

Books & Media

17.	Atom resolved surface reactions – nanocatalysis Page 61

18.	Nanopathology: The health impact of nanoparticles Page 61

19.	Commercializing micro-nanotechnology products Page 61

20.	Nanomaterials to the rescue Page 61 Guodong Yuan

Tools & Techniques

21.	AFM components are put on the block Page 63

22.	Frozen molecules on display Page 63

23.	Growing nanowires on a large scale Page 63

24.	Microscopy for critical features Page 63

25.	Raman imaging takes on AFM Page 63

26.	Electromechanics on the nanoscale Page 63

Opinion

27.	Living with nanoparticles Page 64 Andrew D. Maynard

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