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Reply-To: "Saldivar, Jay" <SaldivarJ**At_Symbol_Here**SHARPSEC.COM>
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From: "Saldivar, Jay" <SaldivarJ**At_Symbol_Here**SHARPSEC.COM>
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Can anyone direct me to info on potential health and physical hazards
associated with nanotechnology (specifically nano-particles)? Our research
group is presently looking into experimenting with nano-materials
incorporating zinc, silicon and gold for use in the semiconductor and LCD
industry. They mentioned interest in 'many more' nano-substances. Any input
in this area would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,

I. Jay Saldivar
Safety Administrator
Sharp Microelectronics of the Americas
5700 NW Pacific Rim Blvd
Camas, WA  98607
(o) 360/834-8734
(f)  360/834-8565
saldivarj**At_Symbol_Here**sharpsec.com

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