asembler

asembler

A general-purpose device for molecular manufacturing capable of guiding chemical reactions by positioning molecules. A molecular machine that can be programmed to build virtually any molecular structure or device from simpler chemical building blocks. Analogous to a computer-driven machine shop.

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univerzalni asembler

Physics; Nanotechnology

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Physics; Nanotechnology

An object or substance that conducts electricity with zero resistance.

tranzistor

Physics; Nanotechnology

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virtuelna nanomedicina

Physics; Nanotechnology

Using VR to perform surgery and other functions inside the body.

Von Njumanova mašina

Physics; Nanotechnology

(pronounced von noi-man) A machine which is able to build a working copy of itself using materials in its environment. This is often proposed as a cheap way to mine or colonize ...

adenozin-trifosfat

Physics; Nanotechnology

A chemical compound that functions as fuel for biomolecular nanotechnology having the formula, C10H16N5O13P3.

mikroskop atomskih sila

Physics; Nanotechnology

An instrument able to image surfaces to molecular accuracy by mechanically probing their surface contours. A kind of proximal probe. .... A device in which the deflection of a ...

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Greek mountain and pilgrimage site, known as the birthplace of early Christian Orthodox monasticism, housing around 20 Eastern Orthodox monasteries. ...