Bourne and Bourne
While a fictional Jason Bourne broods,
shoots and stumbles his way onto the silver
screen today, a book released almost simultaneously, Robert
Ludlum's The Bourne Betrayal
appears on the shelves. In this one,
our favorite amnesiac gets some mind-altering nano ... um ... things
implanted in his brain in the hopes it might shake his memories loose.
Of course, something goes wrong. Horribly, Horribly wrong, with the
nanobots in Bourne's brain.
appears on the shelves. In this one,
our favorite amnesiac gets some mind-altering nano ... um ... things
implanted in his brain in the hopes it might shake his memories loose.
Of course, something goes wrong. Horribly, Horribly wrong, with the
nanobots in Bourne's brain.
Now, this new Bourne book is not to be confused with the other Bourne nano book scheduled to be shipped Aug. 18. In this action-packed thriller, nanotech analyst Marlene Bourne discusses the very real nanotech embedded into everyday products.
And, while I have been accused of writing fiction in the past, I can tell you with absolute authority that Marlene Bourne's “A Consumer’s Guide to MEMS and Nanotechnology” is nothing but the facts. I helped her review the manuscript as she was writing it.
So, nanotech fiction today, nanotech fact Aug. 18. Now, that's worth remembering.
Backgrounder
Nanotech analyst Marlene not Bourne yesterday
Straight-up info on nanotech regulation
QuoteBot: Wet Dreams and Nano-Hype
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