Ph.D in Nanotech in Europe & U.S.

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The discussion centers around pursuing research in nanotechnology, particularly for individuals currently studying physics in India. Key points include inquiries about the best universities for nanotechnology research in Europe and the U.S., as well as the entrance exams required for admission. Participants mention institutions like IMEC in Belgium and UNSW in Australia as notable research centers. There is a consensus that interviews are a critical component of the entrance process, emphasizing the importance of effectively communicating one's motivations and qualifications. The general timeframe for completing a PhD in nanotechnology is not explicitly stated, but the focus is on the need for guidance regarding the necessary steps, including potential publication of research papers. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of selecting the right university and preparing for the competitive admissions process in the field of nanotechnology.
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I am doing a Masters degree in physics in India. I am interested in doing research work in nanotechnology. Can anyone please direct me which are the best universities in nanotechnology research in Europe and U.S. What are the entrance exams required. In how many years can we finish the research (in general)

Thanking you in advance
 
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saiarun said:
I am doing a Masters degree in physics in India. I am interested in doing research work in nanotechnology. Can anyone please direct me which are the best universities in nanotechnology research in Europe and U.S. What are the entrance exams required. In how many years can we finish the research (in general)

Thanking you in advance

check out http://www.imec.be/

I am currently doing a nanotech-related phd there...We have a few people from India here at IMEC in Belgium.

Check out my journal for more info (the 'life of a phd physics student entries')

regards
marlon
 
I know Australia isn't in Europe or the US, but I know UNSW are doing a fair bit of research into nanotechnology.
www.unsw.edu.au
 
saiarun said:
I am doing a Masters degree in physics in India. I am interested in doing research work in nanotechnology. Can anyone please direct me which are the best universities in nanotechnology research in Europe and U.S. What are the entrance exams required. In how many years can we finish the research (in general)

Thanking you in advance
If you need a doctor degree in nano physics, doing it in your own hometown isn't good, is it ? nanotechnology is a new branch in physics, I think US isn't that good at all, except game programming and balloon inflation.
Surely, you might have benefits after graduating from US schools and to the worse of my knowledge one apparent benefit you should have is to be a completely aggressive scholar that all of the professors there trained you to be.
Hardest part of any entrance exams for master, doctor course will be interviews-your "talkshows" to tell some people in front of you who you are and why you choose this school, what you are doing, etc.

Good luck.

P.S oh well, I nearly forgot one more detail to say that US society can also offer you good education in becoming a "real" human being, with highest education together with moral values that no other countries in the world have ever given...
 
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Hi

I have just joined M.Tech in Nanoscience and Tech from Delhi Technological University( formerly Delhi College of Engineering) in Delhi, India. I am interested in doing a PhD from a good university abroad. Kindly give me guidance as to how I should approach this objective, the exams I need to clear, no. of research papers that I need to publish and present. Hope to hear from you soon...Regards.
 
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