nanoworld

British  

/ ˈnænəʊˌwɜːld /

noun

1. the world at a microscopic level, as dealt with by nanotechnology

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Example Sentences

"By developing these plasmonic molecules, we have been able to establish chemical principles in the nanoworld that open up a whole new cosmos," says Vana.

From Science Daily

Unfortunately, because proteins are so small, it is almost impossible to tell what is happening in this nanoworld, even with powerful microscopes.

From Scientific American

"Due to their achievements the optical microscope can now peer into the nanoworld," the academy said in a statement.

From Chicago Tribune

In the indie nanoworld, Pedro Almodóvar's Spanish-language , starring Antonio Banderas as a mad scientist and Elena Anaya as his beautiful patient, opened in six theaters to $231,000 and a $38,500 per-screen average — the best since The Tree of Life in May.

From Time

Moreover, “in the future, powerful new microscopes that can image the nanoworld with less than ten nanometer spatial resolution, and that even can capture the fleeting motions of electrons, will be possible,” he adds.

From US News