My research paper on nanotechnology (both informative and interesting)?

Nanoluvv8D 2 / 6

Jan 12, 2011 #1

I need to start/finish an english research paper tonight and I lost my original introduction so I'd love some help creating a new one.

I'm also not sure how to arrange the paper and make it both informative and interesting. It has to have 5 pages minimum and I have no idea how I'm going to get there...

PLEASE HELP ME! :(

ershad193 14 / 321

Jan 14, 2011 #2

Nanotechnology is a broad field. Why don't you start by selecting a topic within the purview of nanotechnology?

Google: Applications of nanotechnology

There you will find a host of topics related to nanotechnology. Select one of them; for example, applications of nanotech in medicine, material science, etc.

Narrowing down your topic will give a better direction to your essay.

OP Nanoluvv8D 2 / 6

Jan 17, 2011 #3

Thank you. I was planning on doing that but my teacher said that it would be a better idea for me to do my paper on the broad field of nanotechnology and get more specific in the body.

EF_Kevin 8 / 13053

Feb 8, 2011 #4

Hi Anita, I'm sorry I was not around to give any ideas when you had this emergency. I hope it worked out okay. In that kind of situation the best thing to do is find a few great articles that you can enjoy. That advice from your teacher is great: write the body paragraphs, and let them talk about some specific aspects of the field. AFTER you have written some body paragraphs, you should go write a specific thesis statement at the end of the first paragraph, and let it reflect the themes that are emerging in the body.

:-)

rama - / 1

Aug 12, 2012 #5

Nanotechnology research - i'm so lost, where to start?

I am writing a paper on Nanotechnology and I need alot of help. I don't know where to begin or anything.

neo1989 8 / 15

Aug 12, 2012 #6

there are lot of website related to nanotechnology. my major polymer engineering and i know nanotechnology play important role in polymer industry right now. also you should check its applications in biotechnology and biopolymers.

i hope my comments be useful.

canigetinhere 3 / 7

Aug 12, 2012 #7

Try looking up nanotechnology and graphene. I worked at NIST this summer and was experimenting with graphene.
using nanoparticles to etch graphene and make pathways so it can perform better than silicon in computer chips is a good start.
also, nanoparticles to transport genetic data in the bloodstream.