In health care, research is accelerating on how to use nanotechnology to support genetic engineering and new surgical procedures.
The roadmap from Piscataway, N.J.- based IEEE covers standards for nanomaterials and devices that are expected to yield the highest benefits in the short-term. It also discusses standards likely to be needed for tighter integration as applications and devices become more complex.
In particular, the roadmap recommends initiation of five standards in 2007 and the start of 12 other standards in 2008.
The IEEE roadmap for nanotechnology standards and conference information are available at its Web site: http://standards.ieee.org.
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