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University of Idaho professors experiment with nanotechnology

January 7, 2007/

Two University of Idaho scientists are working to get a big bounce in real-world applications with tiny springs.

David McIlroy and Giancarlo Corti are building nanosprings that might be used for such things as DNA analysis and nanospring-based gas storage tanks for hydrogen-fueled cars.

Full Story: http://www.idahobusiness.net/archive.htm/2007/01/05/UI-professors-experiment-with-nanotechnology

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