"Dear kritish,
Such al silly question.
Almost all the universities which have materials science/expt condensed matter physics groups offer ph d in nano tech."
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Nagaraja K K liked dhanaselva's discussion Post graduate Thesis work on "Gas sensors based on nanostructured materials"
Nagaraja K K replied to TINC's discussion Where to study nanotech in India?"But that is the actual pronounciation. Some may use that but that is not correct in my view."
Nagaraja K K replied to TINC's discussion Where to study nanotech in India?"You are absolutely right Raghavendran."
Nagaraja K K replied to TINC's discussion Where to study nanotech in India?"I think it should be Tanjavur instead you spelt Tanjore. Do not follow footsteps of the dictators. "
Nagaraja K K left a comment for Dr. Prashant Kumar"Are you involved in any transparent thin film deposition using sputtering"
Nagaraja K K commented on zeynep meric's blog post ito thin films"Do you use sputtering for depositing ITO? or any transparent film"
Nagaraja K K replied to TINC's discussion Graphene and the Nobel Prize"Prof. CNR Rao, a scientist from India have also contributed a lot to this field including a new method to develop graphene and evaluated many of its important properties.
Unfortunately, he failed to draw the attention. He also deserve this as one…"
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