Schools Schools in Canada that offer Nanotechnology as a grad program?

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Several universities in Canada and the US offer graduate programs in nanotechnology. In Canada, notable institutions include the University of Alberta and the University of Toronto, which provide specialized research opportunities in this field. In the US, the University of Washington is highlighted for its strong focus on nanotechnology research. For those interested in Europe, IMEC in Belgium is recognized as a leading independent research center specializing in nano and microelectronics. The discussion emphasizes the importance of identifying specific research interests within nanotechnology when selecting a program.
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What are the schools in Canada that offer something in Nanotechnology as a grad program? What about the US?
 
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could u jus mail me if you get any proper reply.i have th e same problem.Lookin for universities in the US and Europe.
 
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Really depends on what you are looking for some school do research in certain topics in nanotechnology but only one I know off the top of my head is University of Washington. http://www.nano.washington.edu/index.asp
 
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If you want to work in Europe, here is the biggest independent research centre for nano and micro electronics :
http://www.imec.be/

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