The Center for Responsible Nanotechnology Scenario Project

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Published Mar 15, 2008
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Michael Anissimov, Michael Buerger, Steve Burgess, Jamais Cascio, Steffen Christensen, Tom Cowper, Tom Craver, Fern Evitt, Tristan Hambling, Bob Krone, Lynette Jandl, Margaret Kosal, Miriam Leis, P.J. Manney, Hassan Masum, Lauren O’Neill, Deborah Osborne Chris Phoenix, Mansour Rahimi, Rocky Rawstern, Aaron Rosa, David Harries, Jack Smith, Marcie Sonneborn, Philippe Van Nedervelde, Natasha Vita-More, Ryan Wagner, Brian Wang, Nato Welch Mike Treder
Center for Responsible Nanotechnology

Abstract

The first scenario looks at one way in which molecular manufacturing could appear in the context of a secret military development project. Some observers feel that this is the most likely source for the early development of advanced nanotechnology. The scenario group was given as its sole guideline the statement that nanofabrication technologies are developed no later than 2022. Everything else in the scenario came from the collective knowledge and imagination of the scenario working group.

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Issue
Vol. 4 No. 1 (2008)
Section
Articles