Malaysia aspires to be in the top 10 of nanotechnology nations that will create new sources of economic growth for future generations. But there are dangers that could have serious repercussions in how we work and live.

ON SEPT 23, I was invited to attend a workshop on the National Nanotech­nology Strategy in Kuala Lumpur. The title piqued my interest because it was relevant to my PhD research areas on the Development and Characterisation of Nano­composites under Polymer Engineering as well as on Islamic World Views on Science and Technology under Islamic Philosophy.

I hope I would be able to contribute some ideas for the development of nanotechnology in Malaysia.

The paper “Nanotechnology Made In Malaysia: From One Small Part to One Big Success” entails the national strategic policy and support to be given to the various sectors as market players...

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