Career scope of Nanotechnology

Hi I want to know the career scope of Nanotechnology so can you tell me?

[Quick Sam]

Nanotechnology has a huge scope in the coming generations. There are several career opportunities for students with M. Tech. in nanotechnology.

Nanotechnology is a unique and special branch of science that essentially combines physics, chemistry, biology, engineering etc.

Nanotechnology has applications in medicine, pharmaceuticals, information technology, electronic, optoelectronics, energy, chemicals, advanced materials, textiles and many in many other fields.

A lot of job opportunities exists in the areas of nano-device, nano-packaging, nano-wires, nano-tools, nano- biotechnology, nano crystalline materials, nano photonics and nano porous materials.

Nanotechnology Employment Areas

Health Industry
Agriculture
Environment Industry
Food and Beverages
Space Research
Product development and advising
Academic and Teaching
R & D in government, universities and private research institutes
Genetics
Bio-Technology
Communication & Media
Forensic science & many other new emerging industries

Hello friend what is the career scope of Nanotechnology in India and what is the expected salary?

[Raman Vij]

Nanotechnology is the emerging field in science and technology and is poised to bring in revolutionary changes across all spheres of life. Nanotechnology can be applied across a wide variety of fields, right from medicine, textile and education to defense and manufacturing.

Scope in India
The Nanotechnology impact on India is predicted to be larger than the IT and internet boom.The epicentre of this boom will be in places like Bangalore and Chennai which are the hub of manufacturing, IT and medicine.

Expected Salaries
Two Year Associates - $35,000 - $50,000
Four Year Bachelors - $40,000 - $65,000
Six Year Masters - $50,000 - $80,000
Eight Year Doctorate - $75,000 - $100,000

Career areas
Electronics/semiconductor industry

Materials science including textiles, polymers, packaging, among others
Auto and aerospace industries

Sporting goods

Biotechnology

Medical fields and pharmaceuticals

Environmental monitoring, control, and remediation

Food science including quality control and packaging

Forensics

University and federal lab research

Military and national security

Energy capture and storage

And many more areas