Recent interest, on the part of the American government, for the practical applications of nanosciences, has led to the concept of a “nanorevolution” that will transform society and humanity itself in the decades to come. This paper attempts to shed light on how this nanorevolution is depicted in different mediatized forms: a special issue of Scientific American published in September 2001; the National Science Foundation publication in June 2002; various books and articles by the World Transhumanist Association; and Internet sites dedicated to artwork which “stage” nanoparticles of different types for both didactic and creative purposes.Les quatre dernières années ont vu un intérêt soutenu pour les nanotechnologies de la part du gouverneme...
as well as education perspectives. In spite of its higher impact on scientific community and society...
Conference paperRecent studies of media coverage of biotechnology have suggested that such coverage ...
This is the foreword to a dossier to appear in 2011 in the Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences...
Manufacturing materials and systems with components thousands of times smaller than the width of a h...
This paper compares public perceptions of technologies in the United States and Europ...
Though scientists and governments have realized the potential of nanoscience research, much of the p...
Nanotechnology has emerged as one of the dominating themes of international science policy in the la...
Nanotechnology could bring about a life-changing revolution in human life, this vision of nanoscienc...
Recent studies have suggested that media coverage and public opinion about biotechnology was similar...
Abstract: Nanosciences and nanotechnologies are developing at an incredibly rapid pace, promising a ...
This paper develops a fourth model of public engagement with science, grounded in the principle of n...
Author's pre-print version dated 2011. Final version published by Sage; available online at http://o...
"Public engagement in science" is one of the buzzwords that, since 2000, has been used in nanotechno...
In this article we argue that nanotechnology represents an extraordinary opportunity to build in a r...
Nanotechnologies are an emerging and multidisciplinary field of research, which is re-cently knowing...
as well as education perspectives. In spite of its higher impact on scientific community and society...
Conference paperRecent studies of media coverage of biotechnology have suggested that such coverage ...
This is the foreword to a dossier to appear in 2011 in the Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences...
Manufacturing materials and systems with components thousands of times smaller than the width of a h...
This paper compares public perceptions of technologies in the United States and Europ...
Though scientists and governments have realized the potential of nanoscience research, much of the p...
Nanotechnology has emerged as one of the dominating themes of international science policy in the la...
Nanotechnology could bring about a life-changing revolution in human life, this vision of nanoscienc...
Recent studies have suggested that media coverage and public opinion about biotechnology was similar...
Abstract: Nanosciences and nanotechnologies are developing at an incredibly rapid pace, promising a ...
This paper develops a fourth model of public engagement with science, grounded in the principle of n...
Author's pre-print version dated 2011. Final version published by Sage; available online at http://o...
"Public engagement in science" is one of the buzzwords that, since 2000, has been used in nanotechno...
In this article we argue that nanotechnology represents an extraordinary opportunity to build in a r...
Nanotechnologies are an emerging and multidisciplinary field of research, which is re-cently knowing...
as well as education perspectives. In spite of its higher impact on scientific community and society...
Conference paperRecent studies of media coverage of biotechnology have suggested that such coverage ...
This is the foreword to a dossier to appear in 2011 in the Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences...