Good uniiversities for studying nanotechnology?

[superwolf]

I want to go to USA or Canada for exchange, but where can I study nanotechnology?

 

[MATLABdude]

There are lots of places in Canada:
http://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/randd/areas/nanotechnology_e.html

The University of Alberta has micro / nanofabrication facilities, and surrounds the National Institute for NanoTechnology (technically, government research, but in practice, most of its Ph.D. researchers are cross-appointed to the University, and the graduate students affiliated there). I say next door, but it's actually on campus, and people go back and forth for the various facilities.

But really, it depends on what you want to study, and what your background is. Nanotechnology is a big field (if you'll pardon the pun).

 

[Mene]

There are many excellent universities in the USA and Canada that offer programs in nanotechnology. Some top universities in the USA include Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of California Berkeley, and Georgia Institute of Technology. In Canada, top universities for studying nanotechnology include University of Waterloo, University of Toronto, and University of British Columbia.

When considering a university for studying nanotechnology, it is important to look at the specific program and faculty within the university. Some universities may have a strong focus on a particular aspect of nanotechnology, such as materials science or biomedical applications, while others may have a more interdisciplinary approach. It is also beneficial to research the facilities and resources available for nanotechnology research at the university.

In addition, exchange programs can be a great opportunity to study nanotechnology at a different university and gain international experience. It is important to consider the university's reputation and the quality of their nanotechnology program when selecting a destination for exchange.

Overall, there are many great universities in the USA and Canada for studying nanotechnology. It is important to thoroughly research and consider various factors when making a decision, such as program focus, faculty expertise, and available resources.