Is Nanotechnology Engineering the Future of Science and Technology?

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what do you think of it ?
what are the main career prospects for a phd in nanotechnology engineering ?
also how much quantum mechanics do NT engineers study ?
can i major in physics and then go for an MSc in nanotechnology ?
 
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I was a visiting scientist in a nanotechnology group - mechanical engineering - they were studying some fundamental properties, working on controlled, repeatable approaches to growing CNTs with desired characteristics, and designing and implementing applications: from bio, to sensor, to structural.

I think that it is a wide-open field, with a great deal of promise.