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Nanotechnology Law: Will nanotechnology reduces the 'natural ...
Aug 20, 2007 ... Will nanotechnology reduces the 'natural monopoly' character in water industry? The answer is likely to be yes, but if the question is how, ...
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Nanotechnology Law
A Journal of Nanotechnology Law and Policies, dedicated to assess legal ... A recent report by the JFTC seems to suggest that Japan is serious about ...
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Nanotechnology Law: Wilson center issued a report on handling ...
Jul 27, 2007 ... A Journal of Nanotechnology Law and Policies, dedicated to assess legal ... A new report from the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies, ...
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Nanotechnology Law
Discussion of the legal implications of nanoscale technologies.
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Nanotechnology Law: CRN to host a nano-bio-techno conference
CRN to host a nano-bio-techno conference. The Center for Responsible Nanotechnology will host Molecular Manufacturing Conference, ...
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Nanotechnology Law: Online meetings can be more effective than ...
Dec 22, 2006 ... Online meetings can be more effective than face to face. Supporter of virtual lawfirm concept might be interested knowing this: ...
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Nanotechnology Law: Weak regulation on cosmetics a time bomb
Voluntary regulatory system in US cosmetic industry can be a time bomb:. Now, new nanotechnologies are being widely deployed in cosmetics products, ...
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Nanotechnology Law: August 2006
... implications of nanoscale technologies and the emerging molecular nanotechnology. .... When nanotechnology develops, the warfare will become even more ...
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Nanotechnology Law: The future of work: no cubicle culture ...
Aug 11, 2007 ... The articles are a good news for all (structured) procastinators, freelancers, solo lawyers, outsourcee and those who hates cubicle culture. ...
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Nanotechnology Law: Will nanotechnology reduces the 'natural ...
Aug 20, 2007 ... Will nanotechnology reduces the 'natural monopoly' character in water ... Thus, a reduction in the character of natural monopoly will allow ...
 
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