Chemical Processing - February 2008 - (Page 15) PARTICLE safety raises T he U.S. government is revising its strategy on nanotechnology. In early January WashingR&D. The new strategy is designed to emphasize and clarify the signi cance that nanotechnology advances will have for the U.S. “Exploiting the full value that nanotechnology offers depends on sustained R&D. Barriers to innovation and technology transfer need to be lowered. Researchers, educators and technicians with new skills are required. Furthermore, nanotechnology must be developed responsibly,” explained Clayton Teague, director of the National Nanotechnology Coordination Of ce, which supported the interagency effort in developing the plan. February 2008 • 15 ton launched an updated National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI) strategic plan. This replaces a plan introduced just three years ago, re ecting the speed of progress in the eld as well as concerns about the environmental, health and safety (EHS) implications of tiny particles. The plan sets out the vision, goals and priorities needed to ensure that the U.S. gains growing economic bene ts and a better quality of life from nanotechnology and remains a global leader in its www.chemicalprocessing.com http://www.chemicalprocessing.com
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