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To demonstrate the positioning precision of IBM´s new atomic force microscope (AFM) molecule sorting and delivery technique, the IBM researchers transferred 5-base-long DNA segments onto a chemically modified silicon surface to form the IBM corporate logo. The narrow line width ranged from 59-79 nanometers. The image is also created by the same AFM, which detected the average 2.4-namoeter height of the deposited DNA segments.
IBM Researchers Demonstrate New Method for Rapid Molecule Sortin
Nano Engineering Simulations
From the Nanorex online gallery : This worm drive assembly designed by K. Eric Drexler, Josh Hall, Ninad Sathaye and Mark Sims includes 11 components totalling 25,374 atoms. The animations below have been created from simulation results using NanoEngineer-1 Alpha 7, taking just over 370 hours to complete on a Dell laptop running WindowsXP. It is the largest model ever simulated with NanoEngineer-1. More information about this model is coming soon.
Design of a Primitive Nanofactory Journal of Evolution and Technology - Vol. 13 - October 2003 - PDF Version http://jetpress.org/volume13/Nanofactory.htm
Nanofactory Design
Eric Drexler and Chris Peterson , with Gayle Pergamit William Morrow and Company, Inc., New York © 1991 by K. Eric Drexler, Chris Peterson, and Gayle Pergamit. All rights reserved.
