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Rushford event celebrates nanotechnology Marion Renault Post-Bulletin Company, LLC <\/p>\n
RUSHFORD It's the reason baseballs come off bats with a resounding crack, why dress shirts can be wrinkle-free and how doctors can treat breast cancer without invasive procedures: nanotechnology. <\/p>\n
Alice Zimmer, a board member of Rushford Institute for NanoTechnology, likened the technology to taking a meter-long stick and cutting it into a billion pieces that is, examining things like manufacturing and medicine at the smallest possible level. <\/p>\n
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