Nano Engineering

Nanoengineering is a branch of engineering that studies, develops, and refines materials to a very small size. It can be viewed as the application of nanoscience in a practical sense, similar to how mechanical engineering applied physics principles. The term "nano" comes from a Greek word that means "dwarf" and refers to one billionth (10^-9) of the unit in question. The manipulation of nanomaterials to turn them into usable and effective materials, structures, and devices is known as nanotechnology engineering. Nanotechnology Engineering, or NanoEngineering, is the discipline of engineering that deals with the study of nanotechnology. A nanotechnology engineer is a professional who works with the smallest, most incredible bits of science. Nanotechnology engineers are the cream of the crop, with an acute attention to detail and a strong desire to improve things. They do anything from storing and altering things at the cellular level to inventing new, small parts of electronics. While the terms nanoengineering and nanotechnology are frequently used interchangeably, the former technically focuses more closely on the engineering components of the field, whilst the latter encompasses the broader scientific and general technology aspects.

• Microsystems & Nanoengineering
• Picoengineering
• Scanning Tunneling Microscope
• Molecular Self-Assembly
• Nanotubes In Electronics
• Tiny Testing
• Atomic Force Microscope
• Nanoscale Materials
• Nanopatterning And Nanostructuring Of Surfaces