50 ordinary citizens gathered for the first Madison Nano Café and talked with Clark Miller [0] about issues raised by the application of advances in nanotechnology.
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Café attendees learned more about nanotechnology and raised concerns that will continue to be discussed at future cafes:
- nanotechnology & health
- nanotechnology & the environment
- nanotechnology & daily products (food, cosmetics, etc.)
- nanotechnology & societal impacts
- nanotechnology & computers industry
- nanotechnology & international regulation
See the pictures [2] & a slideshow [3] of the event.
First Madison Nano Café References on the Web:
- Engaging the interested [4] by Dietram Scheufele on NanoPublic - July 30, 2006
- The Nano Café [5] by David Zaks [6] & Chad Monfreda [7] on the Worldchanging - July 24, 2006 and on MicroRevolt Reblog [8] - August, 6 2006
- Nano in your Coffee? [9] by Mike Treder on Responsible Nanotechnology [10] - July 29, 2006
- TChemGrrl [11] - July 11, 2006
Announcements: Nanotechnology Now [12]; UW Events Calendar [13]; UW NSEC [14]; La Follette School of Public Affairs [15]
Documents: Handout [16] (information on nanotechnology and on the Nano Cafés, sign-up sheet and evaluation form)
Poster [17] of the event

Flyer [18] of the event
