Publication Date
2019
Course Name
Nanoscale Science, Engineering, and Implications
Abstract
Overview of the Nano world that pervades every dimension of our lives; fundamental concepts in Materials Properties and Structure; dynamics in the Nanoscale that include Atomic Interactions and Energy Kinetics; Nanoengineering utilized in the Fabrication and Characterization technologies applied across Industry, National Laboratories, and Academia; Social implications of the world of Nano, including Ethical, Legal, and Environmental impacts. Offered occasionally.
Recommended Citation
Engineering Technology Department, "ENT221" (2019). Curriculum Proposals. 695.
https://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/curprop/695
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