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How nanotechnology will allow hyper-sonic weapons and aircraft to fly at speeds where the intense heat generated from the friction melts the toughest steel.

Article discusses application of nanotechnology by the US military to optimize health and detect disease but outlines some of the legal and ethical questions.

Talks about using nanotechnology for detection of zoonic viruses (transmitted from animals). Nanotech allows the rapid identification and subsequently a rapid cure for the virus.

Article talks about use of nanotechnology in growing crops with more nutrients (much of what we grow today doesn't have the nutrient value it once did) for healthier eating (H2)

Kind of a general article on how nanotechnology will be used in the future in medicine. (H3)

New technology will provide better protection for soldiers in the battle field that is stronger than Kevlar or steel.

Basically - bacteria will find a way around, even silver nanoparticles. "The results are promising for being able to tune particle properties for a desired response, such as high efficacy while avoiding resistance."

Another article about nanotechnology and plants--only the plants would be grown to be edible vaccines. Instead a shot in the arm, you could eat a salad.

Stronger, lighter and more flexible than graphene, borophene has the potential to revolutionize batteries, electronics, sensors, solar cells and quantum computing. And if growing one layer was difficult, growing multiple layers of atomically flat borophene seemed impossible. Because bulk boron is not layered like graphite, growing boron beyond single atomic layers leads to clustering rather than planar films.