| Small is Big at Rice University: Constructing the World's Largest Nanotube Model | |
| date: | 6:00AM US Central (GMT −0500) Friday, April 22, 2005 |
| location: | The Sallyport and Quadrangle |
| sponsor: | Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology |
| summary: | Early on the morning of April 22, 2005, over 100 Rice University students, grad students, faculty and staff gathered in the main Quadrangle at Rice University to begin assembling what would become the World's Largest Carbon Nanotube Model. The event was covered by print and broadcast newsmen and women (most notably Jonathan Walton from KHOU-TV). That afternoon, highly respected judges, NanoScientists and hundreds of spectators gathered to measure, verify, honor and celebrate what nobel Prizewinner Rick Smalley dubbed "this wonderfully silly event." |
| more info: | Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology |
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