[MACEP] Nanotech tooth phone (fwd)

[Rosa Hemphill]

I received the forward below from a fellow teacher.  I found the quote she 
sent at http://www.trecenter.org/udl/nyscate/_5__Daggett_paper.pdf. The 
paper itself is full of interesting tidbits on science and technology 
besides the one on tooth phones. It is posted at www.trecenter.org, 
sponsored by VESID 
(http://www.vesid.nysed.gov/).  FYI....
Rosa
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Subject: Nanotech tooth phone

Nanotech tooth phone

Nanotech refers to extremely small devices built at a molecular level. Engineers in Great Britain have developed a "tooth phone" with a tiny vibrator and radio wave receiver that can be implanted in a tooth through "routine" dental surgery. The phone receives a digital radio signal that it transfers to the inner ear by bone resonance. Information can be received at any time, anywhere, and no one else can tell it is being transmitted. Think about the implications.

Willard R. Daggett, Ed.D. 
International Center for Leadership in Education 
Rexford, NY www.LeaderEd.com