My name is William Raasch, and I am finishing up my final year at Stanford University as a biology major with a specialization in neuroscience. As a biologist, I have always made an effort to keep my eye on the forefront of research and technology, and nanotechnology has recently struck me with its potential to revolutionize our method of progress in a wide range of fields. Creation of materials using the bottom-up approach afforded by nanotechnology will spur research and development in many fields - from electronics to materials science to biotechnology - and I intend to keep myself as involved as possible in the progress.
The purpose of this site is to keep readers up to date with the quickly developing trends in nanoscience and nanotechnology. The site will be geared toward reviewing new technologies and profiling those companies currently taking advantage of the technologies. The mission of this blog is to chronicle nanotechnology in a manner that is both readable and enjoyable for anybody interested in the progress of this exciting new field.
If there are ever any questions or comments regarding this blog, feel free to contact me at: wraasch@stanford.edu
About Me
- W Raasch
- I am currently a graduate student at the Keck Graduate Institute for business and biotechnology. In addition to studying advances in nanotechnology, I am networking as much as possible and enjoying learning the many intricacies that go into running a modern day biotechnology company. If you have an idea, question, comment, or simply wish to network, do not hesitate to shoot me an email.
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