Where to study nanosciences?

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Comment by Tony Mathew on October 11, 2009 at 11:06am

Hi friends...
I am a final year mechanical engineering student in Kerala,India.I am interested in doing masters in nano materials..Which college should i look for and would i get a scholarship of any sort??

Comment by Wahyu Wijaya Hadiwikarta on October 6, 2009 at 12:58pm

Hi, I'm a master student in nanophysics. But now, I am looking for a summer programme (graduate) in the next year, related to nanoscience or nanotechnology.

Please help me, if there is any information available.

Comment by Ruchika Kumari on August 10, 2009 at 7:56am

Hi Members 1

I would like to update myself regarding the development in the field of Implant devices with the influnce of 'Nanotechnology and its application ' in this field.

Thanks,
Ruchika.

Comment by TINC on May 9, 2009 at 11:46am

New positions:

TINC-Job Monitor: Investigating the nano-scale ordering of plasma-membrane anchored proteins

http://www.nanopaprika.eu/profiles/blogs/tincjob-monitor-investigating

Graduate studentships available for research on Nano-Diagnostics and Nano-Therapeutics at the Department of Experimental Molecular Imaging at the RWTH in Aachen (Germany)

http://www.nanopaprika.eu/profiles/blogs/graduate-studentships

Comment by TINC on May 9, 2009 at 10:53am

New online webinars: http://www.nanopaprika.eu/profiles/blog/list?tag=webinar

Comment by Dr R S Jadoun on March 26, 2009 at 5:43am

GRE and toefl or at least IELTS/TOEFL is must for getting admission in PhD nanomaterials.

Comment by Dhiraj Kumar on March 25, 2009 at 11:20pm

If you can give GRE and toefl or at least IELTS/TOEFL then you can try in so many university. its the time now, try on google with PhD nanomaterials.. you will find... many options and links there....

Comment by LaVerne L Poussaint on February 3, 2009 at 11:29am

" The IGERT Nanomedicine Science and Technology Program at Northeastern University is looking for upper-level Graduate and Undergraduate applicants with a strong academic record and keen desire to do interdisciplinary research in the area of Nanomedicine".

FOR STUDENTS NOT CURRENTLY ENROLLED AT NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY:
" Students interested in applying to the IGERT Nanomedicine Program must first be accepted into one of the Northeastern University participating departments (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or Mechanical and Industrial Engineering) according to the regular guidelines of that department. Accepted students may then apply separately to the IGERT Program. Students should indicate in their departmental application letters that they are interested in joining the IGERT program. Alongside departmental applications, students should send a resume, most recent transcripts and 1 page proposal detailing interest in the IGERT interdisciplinary program to Rita Kaderian the address below. Please note that acceptance into a Northeastern University program does not guarantee acceptance into the IGERT Nanomedicine Program".

IGERT NanoMedicine Science and Technology Program:
http://www.igert.neu.edu/apply.htm

Integrative Graduate Education & Research Traineeship:
http://www.igert.org/

" Distinguished Professor of Physics Srinivas Sridhar, who is also vice provost for research, is the principal investigator and director of the new program. The co-principal investigators are Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Science Mansoor Amiji (Associate Director), Professor of Chemical Engineering Gilda Barabino, Associate Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Sanjeev Mukerjee, and Professor of Chemistry Mary Jo Ondrechen. The project will also include collaborations with investigators from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the Massachusetts General Hospital, and scientists from companies such as Genzyme and Boston Scientific".

"Nanomedicine is a new interdisciplinary paradigm emerging from the timely convergence of two parallel recent developments ñ the decoding of the human genome that has led to greater understanding of the molecular basis of medicine and biology, and nanotechnology, which offers the means to control molecular interactions," Sridhar says. "As a result of this program and funding, we anticipate significant research breakthroughs in cellular biosensors for cancer diagnostics, magnetic bio-control, targeted drug delivery and mitochondrial gene delivery for cancer therapy, bio-nano machines and nanomanufacturing."

Comment by David Lyndel on February 1, 2009 at 12:05pm

For a rather extensive list of centers and universities offering courses and degrees in nanoscience in United States then please check out: http://www.nanoed.org

Comment by TINC on January 30, 2009 at 10:30pm

Messages from LinkedIn to our topic:

Levent Tüter wrote:
Chalmers (in Sweden) and Delft (in the Netherlands) are the top nano schools in Europe.

If you are interested in a specific subject, then I would recommend going through the top-cited articles on that subject and check from which universities those most cited authors are from.

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Patti Hill wrote:
I've wondered the same: http://www.nanotech-now.com/columns/?article=179

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Sumant Sood wrote:
CNSE, Albany, NY

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