| Bio-Nanotechnology |
The intersection of biology and nanotechnology for applications such as drug delivery, biomaterials, and biosensors. |
| Molecular Electronics |
utilizing individual molecules as building blocks for electronic parts to develop electronic devices and circuits on a minuscule scale. |
| Molecular Manufacturing |
The process of building structures atom by atom, or molecule by molecule, to create advanced products with precise specifications. |
| Nano Computing |
An computer science that concentrates on creating computer systems at a scale measured in nanometers. |
| Nano-Encapsulation |
The technique of enclosing nanoparticles or other substances within a protective shell for improved stability and controlled release. |
| Nanocomponents |
The elements of nanoscale devices and systems such as nanowires, nanotubes, nanoparticles, and additional nanostructures. |
| Nanoelectronics |
The use of nanoscale materials and devices to create electronic components and circuits with higher efficiency and performance. |
| Nanofabrication |
The process of creating structures, devices, or patterns on the nanoscale, often using techniques like lithography and self-assembly. |
| Nanomaterials |
Materials with structured components at the nanometer scale, exhibiting unique properties and applications. |
| Nanomedicine |
The application of nanotechnology in healthcare for diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases. |
| Nanoparticles |
Microscopic particles, used in nano computing for data storage, sensing, and drug delivery. |
| Nanorobotics |
Robots at nanometer scales to perform precise tasks inside the human body or other environments. |
| Nanotechnology |
Technology that manipulates and controls matter at a nanometer scale |
| Nanowires |
Extremely thin wires made of semiconductor materials with a diameter of nanometers. |
| Quantum Computing |
Using quantum mechanics to execute computations, leveraging quantum bits or qubits capable of representing multiple states simultaneously,. |
| Quantum Dots |
Tiny semiconductor particles with distinct quantum properties that enable the emission and absorption of light at specific wavelengths. |
| Self-Assembly |
The automatic organization of nanostructures or nanomaterials into a desired structure or pattern without any external intervention. |
