Introductory Program In Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology, Introductory Program, Foundation, Basics, Applications, Science, Technology, Education, Innovation, Exploration.
Virtual (Google Meet)
Self Paced
Moderate
3 months
About
- Introduction to Nanotechnology: Explore foundational principles.
- Nanomaterial Fundamentals: Learn properties and synthesis methods.
- Nanoscale Engineering: Gain insight into design and fabrication.
- Biomedical Applications: Discover nanotech in medicine.
- Environmental Impact: Understand nanotech’s role in addressing pollution.
- Nanoelectronics and Photonics: Delve into device design.
- Nanomedicine Techniques: Explore disease diagnosis methods.
- Safety and Ethics: Understand risks and ethical considerations.
- Career Pathways: Gain insight into nanotech careers.
Aim
The Program in Nanotechnology aims to provide participants with a thorough understanding of nanotechnology principles, applications, and methodologies. Through a blend of theory and hands-on experience, it equips individuals with the skills needed to navigate this multidisciplinary field. Covering topics like nanomaterials, nanoscale engineering, biomedical applications, and environmental impact, the program fosters a deep comprehension of nanotech’s role in addressing complex challenges across various sectors. Ultimately, it prepares participants for careers in research, industry, and academia, empowering them to contribute to nanotechnology advancements and its diverse applications.
Long Courses Objectives
- Understand fundamental principles and concepts of nanotechnology.
- Explore properties, synthesis methods, and characterization techniques of nanomaterials.
- Learn to design, fabricate, and manipulate nanoscale structures and devices.
- Investigate nanotechnology’s applications in biomedicine and environmental remediation.
- Analyze the ethical, legal, and societal implications of nanotechnology deployment.
- Gain practical experience through hands-on laboratory sessions in nanomaterial synthesis.
- Develop skills in evaluating nanomaterial risks and adhering to safety protocols.
- Acquire knowledge of nanoelectronics, nanophotonics, and nanomedicine techniques.
- Understand career pathways and opportunities in the field of nanotechnology.
- Prepare for roles in research, industry, and academia by integrating theoretical knowledge with practical experience.
Long Courses Structure
Introduction to Nanotechnology Vol. 1
Module 1: Fundamentals of Nanotechnology
- Unit 1- Historical Aspects of Nanotechnology
- Unit 2- What are Nano & Nanometer?
- Unit 3- Nanoscience & Nanotechnology- Definitions & Components
- Unit 4- Modern Aspects of Nanotechnology
- Unit 5- How will Nanotechnology Affect us?
Module 2: Nanotechnology in Various Sectors
- Unit 1- Nanotechnology in Agriculture / Food
- Unit 2- Nanotechnology in Electronics
- Unit 3- Nanotechnology in Textiles
- Unit 4- Nanotechnology in Construction
- Unit 5- Nanotechnology in Energy
- Unit 6- Additional Application of Nanotechnology in Medicine & Pharmaceuticals
- Unit 7- Nanotechnology in Automobiles
- Unit 8- Nanotechnology in Environment
- Unit 9- Nanotechnology in Sports
- Unit 10- Nanotechnology in Chemicals and Paints Introduction to Nanotechnology Vol. 2
Module 3: Research & Development in Nanotechnology
- Unit 1- Research & Development in Nanotechnology
Module 4: Indian Nanotechnology Perspective
- Unit 1- Role of Government Promoting Nanotechnology
- Unit 2- Role of Industries Promoting Nanotechnology
- Unit 3- Other Activities
- Unit 4- Chronology of Major Conferences
- Unit 5- Major Universities /Institutes/Companies
Module 5: Global Nanotechnology Perspective
- Unit 1- Nanotechnology in Asia
- Unit 2- Nanotechnology in Europe
- Unit 3- Nanotechnology in Africa
- Unit 4- Nanotechnology in Australia
- Unit 5- Nanotechnology in North America
- Unit 6- Nanotechnology in South America
Participant’s Eligibility
Graduates, Post Graduates, Research Scholars, Academicians, Industry Professionals of biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, medicine, or environmental science
Long Courses Outcomes
- Understanding fundamental principles and concepts in nanotechnology.
- Analyzing nanomaterial properties and characterization techniques.
- Designing and manipulating nanoscale structures for various applications.
- Applying nanotechnology in biomedical fields like drug delivery and diagnostics.
- Addressing environmental challenges with nanotech, such as pollution control.
- Designing nanoelectronic and nanophotonic devices.
- Implementing nanomedicine techniques for disease diagnosis and therapy.
- Adhering to safety protocols and regulations in nanotechnology.
- Recognizing ethical considerations and societal implications.
- Acquiring practical skills through hands-on lab sessions in nanomaterial synthesis.
Fee Structure
Student
INR.
USD.
INR. 4300
USD. 350
We are excited to announce that we now accept payments in over 20 global currencies, in addition to USD. Check out our list to see if your preferred currency is supported. Enjoy the convenience and flexibility of paying in your local currency!
List of CurrenciesBatches
Certificate
Enter the Hall of Fame!
Take your research to the next level!
Achieve excellence and solidify your reputation among the elite!
Related Courses
![Introductory Program In Nanotechnology 3 program_img](https://nanoschool.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/240_F_151095676_Jm5uYGNz6WbrWDoaREWumuxX9A7k30qC.jpg)
Integrated Program in …
![Introductory Program In Nanotechnology 4 program_img](https://nanoschool.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/CA1.jpg)
AI in Tax Planning and …
![Introductory Program In Nanotechnology 5 program_img](https://nanoschool.in/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/IMG_4608-scaled-1.jpg)
Concepts of Nano Chemistry, …
![Introductory Program In Nanotechnology 6 program_img](https://nanoschool.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/ML1.jpg)
Create Your Own Hybrid Chatbot …
Recent Feedbacks In Other Workshops
good presentation, more time is needed to elaborate on some issues
The course was well communicated and interactive
lecture delivered well but the title of workshop was a little misleading