"...Provides an intuitive, scientific framework for understanding nanoscale systems. Rietman had organized the book around his precept that "solution-phase chemistry and protein engineering will bootstrap us into the first phase of nanotechnology."... Useful for those who might need a basic introduction to some of the important issues in nanotechnology and the influence of the chemical and biological science on the nanotechnology revolution. Those seeking a qualitative picture of nanoscale systems engineering will find it a useful reference." PHYSICS TODAY, August 2002 From the reviews:||"[Provides] an intuitive, scientific framework for understanding nanoscale systems ... Rietman had organized the book around his precept that 'solution-phase chemistry and protein engineering will bootstrap us into the first phase of nanotechnology.' ... Useful for those who might need a basic introduction to some of the important issues in nanotechnology and the influence of the chemical and biological science on the nanotechnology revolution ... Those seeking a qualitative picture of nanoscale systems engineering will find it a useful reference."|-Physics Today PHYSICS TODAY "...the choice of topics and the order of their presentation appear to be well thought out...the book should be useful to those who might need a basic introduction to some of the important issues in nanotechnology and the influences of the chemical and biological sciences on the nanotechnology revolution...Those seeking a qualitative picture of nanoscale systems engineering will find MOLECULAR ENGINEERING OF NANOSYSTEMS a useful reference."

• 1. Enabling Technologies for Molecular Nanosystems.- 2. Solution-Phase Chemistry.- 3. Dynamics of Brownian Assembly.- 4. Molecular Systems by Brownian Assembly.- 5. Large Secondary Bonded Systems.- 6. Protein and DNA Engineering.- References.

"...Provides an intuitive, scientific framework for understanding nanoscale systems. Rietman had organized the book around his precept that "solution-phase chemistry and protein engineering will bootstrap us into the first phase of nanotechnology."... Useful for those who might need a basic introduction to some of the important issues in nanotechnology and the influence of the chemical and biological science on the nanotechnology revolution. Those seeking a qualitative picture of nanoscale systems engineering will find it a useful reference." PHYSICS TODAY, August 2002 From the reviews:||"[Provides] an intuitive, scientific framework for understanding nanoscale systems ... Rietman had organized the book around his precept that 'solution-phase chemistry and protein engineering will bootstrap us into the first phase of nanotechnology.' ... Useful for those who might need a basic introduction to some of the important issues in nanotechnology and the influence of the chemical and biological science on the nanotechnology revolution ... Those seeking a qualitative picture of nanoscale systems engineering will find it a useful reference."|-Physics Today PHYSICS TODAY "...the choice of topics and the order of their presentation appear to be well thought out...the book should be useful to those who might need a basic introduction to some of the important issues in nanotechnology and the influences of the chemical and biological sciences on the nanotechnology revolution...Those seeking a qualitative picture of nanoscale systems engineering will find MOLECULAR ENGINEERING OF NANOSYSTEMS a useful reference."

• 1. Enabling Technologies for Molecular Nanosystems.- 2. Solution-Phase Chemistry.- 3. Dynamics of Brownian Assembly.- 4. Molecular Systems by Brownian Assembly.- 5. Large Secondary Bonded Systems.- 6. Protein and DNA Engineering.- References.

"...Provides an intuitive, scientific framework for understanding nanoscale systems. Rietman had organized the book around his precept that "solution-phase chemistry and protein engineering will bootstrap us into the first phase of nanotechnology."... Useful for those who might need a basic introduction to some of the important issues in nanotechnology and the influence of the chemical and biological science on the nanotechnology revolution. Those seeking a qualitative picture of nanoscale systems engineering will find it a useful reference." PHYSICS TODAY, August 2002 From the reviews:||"[Provides] an intuitive, scientific framework for understanding nanoscale systems ... Rietman had organized the book around his precept that 'solution-phase chemistry and protein engineering will bootstrap us into the first phase of nanotechnology.' ... Useful for those who might need a basic introduction to some of the important issues in nanotechnology and the influence of the chemical and biological science on the nanotechnology revolution ... Those seeking a qualitative picture of nanoscale systems engineering will find it a useful reference."|-Physics Today PHYSICS TODAY "...the choice of topics and the order of their presentation appear to be well thought out...the book should be useful to those who might need a basic introduction to some of the important issues in nanotechnology and the influences of the chemical and biological sciences on the nanotechnology revolution...Those seeking a qualitative picture of nanoscale systems engineering will find MOLECULAR ENGINEERING OF NANOSYSTEMS a useful reference."

• 1. Enabling Technologies for Molecular Nanosystems.- 2. Solution-Phase Chemistry.- 3. Dynamics of Brownian Assembly.- 4. Molecular Systems by Brownian Assembly.- 5. Large Secondary Bonded Systems.- 6. Protein and DNA Engineering.- References.