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1. A Brief Intro to Nano Museum educator Tim Miller presents physicist Richard Feynman’s prescient 1959 vision framing four key areas of impact for future nanotechnologies: information, imaging, materials, and machines. 20 min. Scene/Concept Outline | Tim Miller Bio | Disc Photo |
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2. Don Eigler and his Dog Argon: Moving Atoms Don Eigler, IBM Fellow and “the first man to move an atom,” introduces the world of atoms and nanoscale imaging, and demonstrates his technique of building tiny structures atom-by-atom. 24 min. Scene/Concept Outline | Don Eigler Bio | Disc Photo |
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3. Guiding Light with Nanowires Harvard physicist Eric Mazur explores reflection, refraction, fiber optics and the potential uses of nanowires to guide light for future computing and information technologies. 22 min. Scene/Concept Outline | Eric Mazur Bio | Disc Photo |
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4. Nanotechnology and the Consumer Wilson Center Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies director David Rejeski reviews nano consumer products, health and safety oversight mechanisms, and public opinion research. 30 min. Scene/Concept Outline | David Rejeski Bio | Disc Photo |
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5. George Whitesides: Perspectives on Nanotechnology Harvard chemist George Whitesides defines nanotechnology and shares personal, historical, scientific, and societal perspectives on future nanotech applications and their potential impacts. 55 min. Scene/Concept Outline | George Whitesides Bio | Disc Photo |
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6. The Amazing Nano Brothers Juggling Show Join Dan and Joel as they juggle their way through the nanoscale world, exploring atoms, molecules, nanoscale forces, and scanning probe microscopy, sometimes from atop 7-foot unicyles! A dramatic and humorous treatment of nano and materials science basics. 40 min. Scene/Concept Outline | Dan Foley & Joel Harris Bio | Disc Photo |
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