Nanotechnology and economic resiliency

Nanotechnology and economic resiliency

Today a country's economic viability and its citizens’ job mobility require that its workforce have a strong micro- and nanotechnology education providing a skill set covering synthesis, fabrication, and characterization. An international model is offered for creating such a skilled workforce w...

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