UK (University of Kentucky) helps engineering students think small in nanotechnology (Associated Press)
- Some undergraduate students at the University of Kentucky are learning about nanotechnology in a new certificate program.
Nanotechnology is the manipulation of particles that are as small as one-eighty-thousandth the width of a human hair. It's a field that is already having huge implications in science and engineering.
"So much research is going on around this field," said Pinar Menguc, a professor of mechanical engineering at UK, "but the concepts required to understand nanotechnology are not taught in the mainstream curriculum." More here
Being Mike Roco
Wanted: NanoEthicist at Penn
Dr. Nano, I presume?
I got Study Hall, PhysEd, Shop, then ... Nanoscience? Whaaaa!?
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