career for undergraduates in nanotechnology

satyadhar_joshi

8th March 2006 - 01:12 PM

Respected Sir,
Nano-technology will be driving force of engineering and physics I am an undergraduate aspiring for IIT(Indian institute of technology) and what I wanted to know which branch in engineering i mean for graduation computer,electrical or mechanical is good for pursuing a career mix of in nanotechnology and quantum physics or more in physics.
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Steveo

8th March 2006 - 03:15 PM

Well, if your more interested in physics, transfer into a physics program. If you would rather work in nanotechnology, you can get there from any of the disiplines you listed, however the best bet is in Electrical Engineering. I work in an open access Nanofab facility, and the majority of users are from Electrical Engineering.

satyadhar_joshi

3rd April 2006 - 03:01 AM

can anybody tell me some books for nanotechnology i mean for starting and introductory purpose.

guiding_light

3rd April 2006 - 08:52 AM

Materials science and chemistry are also good fields to enter nanotechnology. Molecular monolayers play a key role in nanostructures, e.g. coating of nanotubes and nanowires.

guiding_light

3rd April 2006 - 08:57 AM

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can anybody tell me some books for nanotechnology i mean for starting and introductory purpose

K. Eric Drexler has edited or authored some books for general audience on Nanotechnology. I think they were the first ones I encountered in the field.

satyadhar_joshi

10th April 2006 - 08:41 AM

What do you think is the best way to make nano-tech base is it graduate level study of physics? or is it graduate level chemistry or it is some thing else independent?

satyadhar_joshi

18th May 2006 - 01:41 PM

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dinesh

2nd September 2006 - 08:51 AM

hi,
iam doin computer science and engineering .iam intrested in taking nanotechnology for my higher studies .so can anyone of u tell me where are nanotechnology courses available in india.

satyadhar_joshi

22nd November 2006 - 07:42 PM

QUOTE (dinesh+Sep 2 2006, 08:51 AM)

hi,
iam doin computer science and engineering .iam intrested in taking nanotechnology for my higher studies .so can anyone of u tell me where are nanotechnology courses available in india.

they are of appin and nstc but the most imp thing for you as a comp graduate can be programming used for tools that work at nanoscale materials or quantum computing, here i think physics and comp science is the key for detials see my site or email me,
but the best thing is get help from a comp major in nanotech, i am intrested in nanoe and post mosfet nanoe. may be read some physics and comp science and try to do some programming clubbing laws of physics , maths and comp programming to get a new program think innovative and think different.

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shivgan3

11th August 2007 - 10:43 PM

great job satyadhar

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