Nanotechnology and nanoscience have huge potential for transforming our lives in many aspects. Working with structures at the nanometer scale utilizes unique physical, chemical, mechanical and optical properties. We are interacting with this nanoworld through touch. The atomic force microscope builds up images by feeling structures as small as atoms with an exceeding sharp probe. The holographic assembler allows us to manipulate and feel micro and nano structures through trapping in laser beams probes which act as fingertips, opening up exploration in biology and medicine
Some group activities and meetings are held at Ty Price, St Thomas Community Hall, St Thomas’s Square. There is no off street parking here. The approach on foot is a gentle slope to double entrance doors. The ground floor of the building is fully accessible and there is a disabled toilet. The stairs to the first floor are wide and well-lit with a handrail on both sides, but there is no lift. There is a hearing induction system on the ground floor.
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