Chinese nanoscientists should pay special attention to the applications of their studies, including the applications in the transition from microelectronics to nanoelectronics, the applications of nanomedicine and safety issues of the applications, says Prof. Bai Chunli, CAS vice president and a leading Chinese expert in the field.
Prof. Bai made the remarks at a lecture meeting on sanoscience on July 24 in Beijing, which was jointly organized by Academic Divisions of CAS and National Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology of China (NCNNC).
Prof. Bai, who is also NCNNC director, reiterates that nanoscience deals with different subjects ranging from physics, chemistry, medicine, materials science to biology. Researchers and administrators should attach importance to the crossing and merging of different disciplines in the field.
Prof. Bai says that his center will serve as a platform for interdisciplinary studies accessible to scientists of the whole country as well as a channel for the international cooperation and exchanges in the field in a bid to promote the development of nanoscience.
