The ubiquity of nanotechnologies underpins cross-disciplinary scientific and industrial advancements, spanning energy (high-efficiency solar cells, advanced batteries), electronics (innovative materials, miniaturized sensors), and medicine (microfluidics-based lab-on-a-chip for early diagnosis and ad-hoc therapies).
You will become a Nanotechnology Engineer for ICTs, a highly specialized professional in nanoelectronics, MEMS, microsystems, and nano-biotechnologies. You will operate in academic and industrial settings, manipulating matter at the nanoscale, and lead complex projects through the development and application of innovative methodologies. Engineering material properties at the nanoscale will enable you to design novel nanocomponents and systems, establishing yourself as a pioneer in expanding the boundaries of technological feasibility.