we put nanotechnology under the microscope. >> these scientists may look ready to walk on the moon. they are exploring another front ear at the atomic level. the university of albany's college of nanoscale science and engineering is at the forefront of nanotechnology research and development - a science not just about exploring nature, but challenging it. >> once you make matter small enough, it changes properties. we have just begun to explore what we can do with particles that are so small that now properties appear. >> here the world's top semiconductor makers are going small to develop faster and more energy-efficient computers. a you -- you neek thing about the facility is you have companies working side by side with competitors. not only are they sharing equipment, but they are also sharing ideas. >> the practical uses of nanotechnology are endless. students are studying pharmaceutical applications, from treating glaucoma to preventing tooth decay. smaller solar panels are in the works here. >> you can imagine these on the roof of your car as they become smaller and smaller, t

al jazeera christian saloomey puts nanotechnology under the microscope. >> these scientists may look ready to walk on the moon. but they are exploring another frontier at the atomic level. the university of albany's college of nano scale science and engineering is at the forefront of nanotechnology research and development, a science that's not just about exploring nature, but, also, changing it. >> once you make matter small enough, it changes properties. and we have just begun to explore what we can do with particles that are so small that all of the sudden new properties appear. >> here, the world's top semiconductor makers are going small to develop faster and more energy efficient computers. >> one of the unique things about this facility is that you have leading companies in the computer chip industry, fierce competitors in the global marketplace, working side-by-side. not only are they sharing equipment, but they are also sharing ideas. >> the practical uses of nanotechnology are endless. students at the college are studying pharmaceutical applications, from treating glaucoma

the practical uses of nanotechnology are endless. students at the college are studying fapharmaceutical applications, from treating glaucoma to preventing tooth decay. smaller more efficient solar panels are in the works here. >> you could imagine these on the roof of your car. >> yeah. >> as these things become smaller and smaller can they become more flexible. they become lighter. but the performance is as good or better than what you get from the old-fashion big glass panels. >> design firm, eyp, is one of the college, more than 300 corporate partners. they are already incorporating nanotechnology into their buildings. >> if we don't know what's going to be on the market in three years, we might not be designing the building to accommodate that. so, for us to be here, we understand what might be coming two, three, four years from now and we can begin to anticipate those things as we design our buildings. >> new york state officials have referred to the center as a model for economic development. a big boast as it pushes the bounda

they are already incorporating nanotechnology into their buildings. >> if we don't know what's going to be on the market in three years, we might not be designing the building to accommodate that. so, for us to be here, we understand what might be coming two, three, four years from now and we can begin to anticipate those things as we design our buildings >> reporter: new york state officials have referred to the center as a model for economic development, a big boast as it pushes the boundaries of the world's tiniest teppingnology. kristen saloomey, al jazeera, albany new york. >>> right now, secretary of state john kerry is meeting with arab league liters in paris this morning, pushing for support for military strikes in syria. he is speaking right now with the foreign minister of qatar. >> this meeting is almost as important as the negotiations, themselves, because the arab league and the arab community's support for a final status agreement is essential to the achievement of that agreement, and it is a critical component in creating momentum and energy and seriousness of purpose

nanotechnology, computers, r obotics, they are of limited e barriers are not even there for the entrepreneursf the fure. >> you talk about the hyper loo he has done good things ? >> absolutely. he has the dna of silicon valley, next generation, as steve jobs. he also buys test of the first commercially available electric car wi the stocks climbing. >> break thisown to talk about tesla the stock goes up the but yoworked for steve jobs before you call him the news steve jobs against government handouts for a car that costs 60 yrs $70,000 subsidized by a tax credit from the not so rich people. >> keep in mind he did not need the $1 billion loan from the government he did pay that back also the first innovative breakthrough was the powell he is pt of those that disrupted the banking industry. he did not need that many but he borrowed a and paid back and people were lining up to invest because they sell more tea and then they can make to keep up with manufacturing. it may be a rich man's toy today i can tell you that they are coming now with the new sub model have the price and a lot of innovation

nanotechnology, computers, r obotics, they are of limited the barriers are not even there for the entrepreneurs of the future. >> you talk about the hyper loop he has done good things ? >> absolutely. he has the dna of silicon valley, next generation, as steve jobs. he also buys test of the first commercially available electric car with the stocks climbing. >> break this down to talk about tesla the stock goes up the but you worked for steve jobs before you call him the news steve jobs against government handouts for a car that costs 60 years $70,000 subsidized by a tax credit from the not so rich people. >> keep in mind he did not need the $1 billion loan from the government he did pay that back also the first innovative breakthrough was the powell he is part of those that disrupted the banking industry. he did not need that many but he borrowed a and paid back and people were lining up to invest because they sell more tesla and then they can make to keep up with manufacturing. it may be a rich man's toy today i can tell you that they are coming now wi the new sub model have the price and a lo

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we have things like nanotechnology and reprinting and a wonderful development in the private sector withto health care. everything is moving along just fine until washington started the politics and fluster. lou: what can we expect assuming that we are going to see the government shut down, the impasse struggle for at least, one might think, hypothetically for days. what do you think the market will do with all? >> in not think a whole lot. if you go back to history, and if history is any guide, and it is about the on the gatt we have, if you examine the 17 past government shut down as you see that the market basically shrug its shoulders at government shutdowns. we average decline of -- are you ready for this --. 7% during the government shut down, and what is more important for long-term investors is that the following 12 months later the markets were up on average between 12 and 13%. so we don't ready for this -- .7% during the to big they think that the shutdown is going to be long, nor do we think that it will be an adverse impact on the market. lou: what do you expect friday? s in

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conservatism has not rejected new technology they're fascinated by it and in some areas they excel in nanotechnology is one of the things for instance that iranian scientists are on the cutting cutting edge editor and i think knowledge and they're producing more papers published in international journals of science in areas such as that. than almost any other country in the world and certainly number one in the entire middle east so it's yet another one of those contradictions because in many ways this is a regime that is very conservative and it is. pushing back against winds of progression and things of that nature on the other hand they're quite advanced and progressive and embracing of technologies elsewhere it's a fascinating schizophrenia it's not quite the right word you know it goes beyond schizophrenia but it's you know you wonder how sustainable it is we have about thirty seconds before the break do you think that they will be able to hold that for example internet was i think ultimately. they're not going to be able to obtain their own objectives such as improving the economy unless they

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