Several factors contribute to communication barriers in nanotechnology:
Complex Terminology: The specialized and technical language often used in nanotechnology can be difficult for non-experts to understand. Interdisciplinary Nature: Nanotechnology combines elements from physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering, making it challenging to communicate across these disciplines. Public Perception: There can be a significant gap between scientific knowledge and public understanding, leading to misconceptions and fear. Ethical Concerns: Ethical and societal implications, such as privacy and environmental impact, can complicate communication efforts.
