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Relationships between nanoscience/nanotechnology and the rest of science and technology

By analyzing publication and citation data, it is possible to explore the relationships between nanoscience and nanotechnology and the rest of science and technology, according to Alan L. Porter and Jan Youtie, researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology, in a study with CNS-ASU.

More Information:

• Read More: Where does nanotechnology belong in the map of science? (PDF)
• Press Release: Mapping Nanotechnology: Analysis Confirms that Nano-Related Research Has Strong Multidisciplinary Roots (PDF)

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