CSC 205 - Ethics of Nanotechnology
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This document discusses the ethics of nanotechnology and its applications. It focuses on how nanotechnology is used in materials, electronics, and bio-technology. It outlines both utopian and dystopian perspectives on nanotechnology. Specifically, it provides an example of how nanosilver is used in common products but also raises health concerns if not properly implemented and regulated. The conclusion discusses the large amount of future government funding for nanotechnology and how it will continue to expand into many domains and inspire innovation.
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- 2. HELLO! We are... Anisha Carter | FVCproductions Courtney Hayslett | Lawrence Rachal
- 3. Where are some nano-products? @Lawrence
- 4. Goal Inform of ethical issues involved in the application and implementation of nanotechnology
- 6. FOCUS AREAS ▸ Materials ▹ material with particles of nano-scale dimensions ▸ Electronics ▹ industrial applications, e.g. foods, consumer goods, military and aerospace machinery, construction ▸ Bio-tech ▹ engineering of human body on cellular level
- 11. Utopian Dreams Considers only the positive outcome of implementing and applying technology
- 12. Apocalyptic Nightmare Considers only the negative outcome of implementing and applying technology
- 13. Utopian (Reality) used in cooking utensils, clothing, laundry detergent, toothpaste and more, specifically spray disinfectant. helps eliminate bacteria and its associated odors EPA vs Nanosilver (nano-Ag) in Disinfectant Spray Dystopian (Research) can have toxic effects on the human body potential to bioaccumulation and/or bioconcentration nano-Ag can be anywhere and everywhere from manufacturers to households
- 15. 3.3 trillionamount of $$$ government will put into nano-tech by 2018 FUTURE OUTLOOK
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- 17. CREDITS ▸ Ethics.gatech.edu ▸ Weyland Industries ▸ Theinstitute.ieee.org ▸ R. Kurzweil ▸ Terrapin Bright Green ▸ M. Berger ▸ P. Forbes ▸ Bonsor, Kevin, and Jonathan Strickland ▸ U.S. EPA