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Satyendra Kumar replied to Carlos Espinoza-González's discussion Progress in dispersion methods of nanoparticles into polymer matrices in the group Polymer Nanocomposite Group (PNC)"this very good filed , i am also working on the same field."
Satyendra Kumar joined Rumiana KOTSILKOVA's group
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Satyendra Kumar left a comment for Shariat Mobasser"hi Shariat Mobasser
do u have some idea about the synthesis of composite materials"
roghaye mirzajani might attend Balázs Réffy's event5th Szeged International Workshop on Advances in Nanoscience at HUNGUEST Treatment and Wellness Hotel Forrás****
October 24, 2012 at 4pm to October 27, 2012 at 2pm
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Where to study nanotech in India?
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Permalink Reply by mohdaftab93 on -
Amity University Noida offers Btech, Mtech and Msc Nanotech programmes
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Permalink Reply by isha sharma on
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DAVIET College in punjab jalandhar under punjab technical university also offering M.tech IN NANOTECHNOLOGY, punjab university in chandigarh
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Permalink Reply by PRUDHVIRAJ on -
HI THIS IS PRUDHVI FORM NAGARJUNA UNIVERSITY ALSO OFFERING INTEGRATED M.sc NANO TECHNOLOGY...............
MY ID prudhvirajcherry@gmail.com
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Permalink Reply by Raghavendran T E on -
It would be good if members could also post a web link pointing to the course, the lab, and the research institute if any. That would authenticate the claims of being a good program.
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Permalink Reply by Eishita Koley on -
The insitiute Nano Science and technology consortium(NSTC)is situated in India which offers a wide variety of nanotechnoloy programs.....................
May be this institute can guide you properly..................All of the programs are online and cost effective........
You can contact them through:-
gian@nstc.in
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Permalink Reply by Venkatesh on -
Even in SASTRA UNIVERSITY M.Tech Medical Nanotechnology(5 yrs integrated) is available and im doing ma final year n tat course of study ....www.sastra.edu
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