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Introduction to Nano-Biotechnology: Concepts and Applications ENSC E – 150

Introduction to Nano-Biotechnology: Concepts and Applications ENSC E – 150. Introduction to Nano-Biotechnology: Concepts and Applications. ENSC E – 150 Monday 5:30 – 7:30 PM. FAWWAZ HABBAL and ANAS CHALAH. Homework. Home Work 1 (Due: Sunday November 18, 2007). How to Handle a Home Work.

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Introduction to Nano-Biotechnology: Concepts and Applications ENSC E – 150

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  1. Introduction to Nano-Biotechnology: Concepts and ApplicationsENSC E – 150

  2. Introduction to Nano-Biotechnology: Concepts and Applications ENSC E – 150 Monday 5:30 – 7:30 PM FAWWAZ HABBAL and ANAS CHALAH

  3. Homework

  4. Home Work 1 (Due: Sunday November 18, 2007)

  5. How to Handle a Home Work • Read the paper carefully • Consider the paper a grant application and yourself an NIH reviewer • Summarize in no longer than one page and in your own words the following: • The main goal of the paper - What is the question they tried to answer? • The application of nanotechnology in this bio-study • Strong & weak points about the nanotech approach in this study • Possible “novel” future applications • What would you do differently to make it a better study • Do you think it was worth publishing - Would you grant them the $$$

  6. Please Remember • Adhere to the described format of analysis - List the question and your answer • Homework is due one week from the day you get the paper. • Email your homework no later than 12:00 AM on the following Sunday • Be ready to discuss your essay in class (two weeks from the day you got the paper) - Q&A format

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