Since our founding in December 2002, CRN has experienced significant growth. People often tell us how impressed they are by all that we’ve accomplished in such a short time. It’s nice to hear such things, of course, because sometimes when one is so close to the actual work, it’s hard to appreciate how much progress is being made.
Some members of our Board of Advisors have told us that we should prepare ourselves for even faster growth. Evidently these people, who have more experience in startup organizations than we do, can sense that CRN is nearing a “tipping point”, and that things will start moving even faster for us.
These advisors say we need to be more proactive about developing a strong and dynamic network of supporters, researchers, and potential collaborators. As such, we’ve decided to form the C-R-Network, and we hope you will consider joining.
If you’re interested in being a part of the solution, click here.
Mike Treder
"... CRN is nearing a “tipping point”, and that things will start moving even faster for us."
I agree - it seems to me that all the right pieces are falling into place in the nanospace.
Day by day I read and post an increasing number of articles, not just about "everything nano," but also specific enabling discoveries, many of which promise that sooner rather than later we'll be seeing some kind of molecular manufacturing.
I hope for the day that world wakes up to the reality that is suggested by our increasing knowledge of the nanoscale, and the real-world applications thereof. I also somewhat dread that day, as it may not occur until we wake up one morning to discover that someone who doesn't like us got there first....
In any case, and since my glass is half-full, I choose to believe that enough intelligent individuals have awoken to the fact that a nanotechnology-enabled world is fast approaching, and will choose to get involved in the C-R-Network.
Posted by: Rocky Rawstern | April 27, 2004 at 06:47 PM
I'll be filling out your sign-up form as soon as I have time. I want to write some fairly detailed stuff on the ways I can help, but I don't have five spare minutes right now. Just give me a couple of days.
Posted by: Mike Deering | April 28, 2004 at 07:14 AM