Specialists are trained according to the programs of special sections of physics, chemistry, etc. What other disciplines do they need to study? What is your experience in this area?
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Yana Suchikova
There are a bunch if ASTM standards originating in E56 Committee on Nanotechnology dealing with education and training of people working in nanotechnology. Take a look at the website for more details or PM me.
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Riaz A. Khan
Add topics, based on the required competence, from Biophysics, Bioorg, Bioinorg Chem, and Mech Engg., too!
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Mahmood H. M.
Dear Yana Suchikova;
I think you have to study; Thin films, Material characterization, Material science, Nondestructive testing, and Nanotechnology.
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John Francis Miller
Colloid science - the underpinning discipline for everything involving nanoparticles.
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