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http://www.newscientist.com/engineeringgreats/winner?DCMP=ILC-Statoil&nsref=statoilsignpost

>Finishing college in bioengineering, plan on getting extra degrees on nanotechnology
>Which technology do you think will have the biggest impact on human life in the next 30 years?
>Nanorobots fighting the medical battles of the future
>Exactly my career path
>mfw

You fuckers are going to hear about me

>> No.3221867

>Catherine's prize is a trip to Svalbard, in the Arctic Circle north of the Norwegian mainland, to visit Statoil's giant Troll gas platform, where she will descend to the bottom of the North Sea.
wat? I didn't know we started drilling on the fucking north pole!
The troll platform is nowhere neat Svalbard.. goddammit new scientist, get it right..

Oh, nanobots you say, I guess those are nice too.

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3221907

>being instantly healed by nanobots

>> No.3221928

>he thinks someone's opinion about the future of science/technology matters

go look through science magazines from the 80s and 90s

>> No.3221936

>implying they didn't choose nanotech simply because it "hurr sounds cool XD"
>implying they're not fucktard journalists and pop scientists who wish to appeal to their trekkie fanbase

>> No.3221941

Nanobots are minature engineers.

>> No.3221942

Do you go to medical school for that? Or just more advanced degrees in nanotech?

>> No.3221957

>>3221936
"String theory"

>grrrrrrrrrrr

"Wormholes"

>FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-

>> No.3221961

and ignoring the real scientific breakthroughs that are actually feasible and meaningful

>> No.3221964

>>3221942

Nanobiotechnology is a small field inside nanotechnology, which is only a masters/phD course in most colleges

For undergrad courses, bioengineering or chemical engineering are actually as close as you can get

>> No.3221968

>>3221941

I don't want a bunch of little faggots inside my body.

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3221974

>he thinks 'nanotechnology' is nanobots

>> No.3221975

>>3221968
Too late.