The ASME Nanotechnology Institute is dedicated to the advancement of nanotechnology welcoming engineers, scientists, finance and business professionals, government leaders, and students.

The ASME Nanotechnology Institute is dedicated to the advancement of nanotechnology welcoming engineers, scientists, finance and business professionals, government leaders, and students.
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Big Holograms from Tiny Antennas

Researchers at Tel Aviv University are using nanotechnology to create a new kind of hologram that is likely to revolutionize 3D movies, security, and any other application where traditional holograms have had a place.

Past NEMB Plenary Lecturer John Rogers tells ASME about new wearable diagnostic devices developed in his lab at the University of Illinois.

More Than Skin Deep

A small, tattoo-sized structure that monitors biology through the skin can measure temperature, hydration, and subtle changes in the surface displacement of your skin.

How Does the ASME Micro and Nano Poster Forum Support Your Goals? Share Your Views and Win!
ASME’s Micro and Nano Poster Forum is an opportunity for students from around the world to meet and share their research with the engineering community. Our competitors have compelling stories to share beyond their areas of expertise, so this year we have a new contest where you can share your views and compete for a certificate and $50 gift card!
We want to hear your answer to the question “How does the ASME Micro and Nano Poster Forum support your goals as an engineer?” To enter, just join the Nano Institute Group page on ASME.org and post in the ASME Micro and Nano Poster Forum Online Competition forum (you must be an ASME.org Community Participant to post).
A panel of judges will select the best answer, and the winner will be announced at the 2014 Micro Nano Forum in Montreal. The deadline for submissions is Tuesday, November 11 at 12 p.m. EST. We can’t wait to hear from you!
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