Brave investment: More money needed for research
As recently as two decades ago, most Americans had never heard of nanotechnology. They couldn't have known that work to manipulate materials at the molecular level would become a major area of research with promise to improve nearly every aspect of our everyday lives.
But in 2008, Oklahoma is home to businesses and higher education institutions capitalizing on nanotechnology. Most Oklahomans now know of nanotechnolog...
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