Web-book modules for teaching nanotechnology in introductory physics, chemistry, and engineering courses
We have developed stand alone web-book modules for teaching an interdisciplinary sophomore-level course titled: 'Frontiers of Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials.' This course is aimed at science and engineering students and is team-taught by a chemist, a mechanical engineer and a physicist....
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