Nanotechnology and Relevant Technologies Lab Development at WSU

This work reports on the development of a nano-technology lab at Wichita State University.Undergraduates and graduate students learn and experience nano-technology processes with respect to ferro-fluid nano-particle fabrication, nano-composites, nano-coatings, nano-fibers, nanoporosity films, biodegradable nano-particle polymer for use in drug delivery and solar cells.

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2025-02-18
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https://doi.org/10.18260/1-2-1153-51640
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Nanotechnology research and applications
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Nanotechnology and Relevant Technologies Lab Development at WSU

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Nanotechnology and Relevant Technologies Lab Development at WSU

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Abstract

This work reports on the development of a nano-technology lab at Wichita State University.Undergraduates and graduate students learn and experience nano-technology processes with respect to ferro-fluid nano-particle fabrication, nano-composites, nano-coatings, nano-fibers, nanoporosity films, biodegradable nano-particle polymer for use in drug delivery and solar cells.

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