Nanotechnology : Introduction, Essentials, and Opportunities (Udemy.com)
Complete Package to Learn Nano Technology; NanoMaterials, NanoSensors, Application, Simulation, Fabrication, NanoDegrees
Created by: Milad Zoghi
Last updated January 2020
What you will learn
- All aspects of Nanotechnology in plain language
- What is Nanotechnology, how it works, why Nanotechnology is booming and what’s in for YOU!
- You get deep perception of NanoWorld; definition, timeline, benefits, products, applications. Nano’s in nature and Nano-Economy and job market
- About what makes Nanotechnology special and how unique properties of nanomaterials would lead to invention of extraordinary products and solutions
- You’ll go through a fascinating journey to learn about variety of nanomaterials: Quantum Dots, Graphene, Carbon Nanotubes, Buckyballs, Nano: Composites | Polymers | Fibers | Coating (thin film)
- How nanoparticles are observed; You discover how Microscopy and Spectroscopy instruments are implemented to characterize Nano’s. NT toolkits like: Scanning Electron/Tunneling/Force Microscopes, X-ray, UV-Vis, and Raman shift
How it compares
Against the other 335 rated Udemy courses in Engineering on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.4 out of 5higher than 39% of them
- Reviews461#157 of 336 by number of reviews
- Length4.4 hoursshorter than 56% of them
- Last updatedJanuary 2020earlier than 82% of them
Course Description
Hi,
If you are considering this course to enroll, you most probably have heard or seen about potentials of NanoTechnology and you are curious to learn more. “Nano” and “NanoTechnology” are the terms we are hearing more and more frequently as time goes. One day we see two buckets full of mud are thrown onto two guys while one of them wearing ever-clean nano-based shirt! What happens then is a funny scene but also quite impressive and inspiring, in which how Technology of Nano’s would lead to dreamy inventions. The other day, scientist report they have developed new organisms which can take carbon dioxide and nitrogen from the atmosphere and use it to produce plastics and fuels. Wow, is it real??!!
The list of breakthrough inventions and extraordinary solutions could continue for thousands of pages and surprisingly it sounds Nanotechnology to have a finger in every pie, from energy harvesting and environmental issues to nano-medicine and biology, and almost all branches of engineering, and many more. Even two Nobel prizes have been allocated to NanoScale breakthroughs in recent years. Physics Nobel prize of 2010 for invention of Graphene and Nobel prize in Chemistry 2016 for production of molecular machines and robots.
But, how is it even possible? What makes Nanotechnology so enabling that even socks company boast to implement it in their products and some others make science-fiction stories out of it like building earth-to-sky elevator by mean of Carbon nanotubes?!
I bet, you’ve got passionate to start discovering Nnano-World as I was years ago. I’m Milad Zoghi, Nanotechnologist and the author of the book “NanoTehcnology in Plain Language”. After years of study and research in Nano-Electronics and publishing credible journals and my book, I decided to design this course to answer all above questions. I have designed this course to be thorough package for anyone who want to learn about Nanotechnology. What its is, how does it work and why you should care of it?
By taking this course you’ll go through:
Section1: Introduction
This section has been designed to transfer you the right vision about NanoTehcnology (NT) and Nanoworld. What’s the definition of NT? How does it work? When we say Nano’s what does it refer to? How much Nano-Scale is small? Do Nano’s exist in the nature? What about history of NT? When this term has appeared? These questions are answered in section 1. By the end of section, you’ll have overall perception of ups and downs of NT, about benefits, products, application and potentials of NT in coming years and decades. To give you best learning experience, variety of animation/video resources and high-quality photos are provided to you.
Section2: What makes Nanotechnology so special?
In this section, you’ll learn about what makes NT so enabling technology? What gives the power to Nanotechnologists to build systems and products with extraordinary features? We’ll discover Nano-World in more details, and you’ll learn why “There is plenty of room at the bottom”, the famous quote of Richard Feynman, father of NT. I’ll briefly but adequately discuss about: the implication of quantum mechanic at the Nano level, about high surface area of Nano species, which with some other facts gives NT the uniqueness than no other technology has!
Section3: NanoMaterials
It’s a fair analogy to say that NanoWorld is like a zoo, where anything with dimensions between 1 to 100 nm counted as the animals of this zoo! From nano-particles like Quantum Dots to Nanowires and Nanotubes and even Nanosheets like Graphene. We can not claim we know about NT without learning about NanoMaterilas. That’s what you learn in section 3. You will learn about most known Nanomaterilas: Quantum Dots, Carbon based Nanos (Graphene, Graphene Nanoribbons, Carbon Nanotubes, Buckballs like C60) and also Nano-Composites | Polymers | Fibers | Coating. I bet you’ll be impressed once you learn about fascinating properties of such Nanomaterials that could be used in game-changing products and solutions.
Section 4: How do we see at NanoScale?
We cannot talk much about Nano’s, unless we are able to see them, or at least measure their behavior and characterize them. As an analogy, consider the time, human didn’t have any microscope to see more details of objects and go beyond what our naked eyes can observe. Then there was no knowledge and discussion about microorganisms like cells, bacteria, right? That’s the importance of NT toolkit. And in this section, I’ll introduce you the most common and practical measurement equipment’s at the Nano-scale. You will learn how Microscopy and Spectroscopy instruments help scientist to not only observe Nano’s but also manipulate matter atom by atom, by mean of extremely sharp probes. You’ll have lots of fun to learn how these amazing systems work and what they are capable of doing!
Section 5: How Nano’s are built?
Talking about potentials of NT is much easier than fabricating Nano-based systems! NT is at its early stages, but yet, scientist have developed impressing techniques to build Nanostructures, sensors, devices and even Nano-Scale integrated circuits. In this section, we satisfy our sense of curiosity about how Nano’s can be controlled and manipulated atom by atom. I’ll teach you about several top-down lithography methods and also bottom-up vapor deposition and self-assembly techniques.
Section 6: Some Topics and Issues in NanoTechnology
NT involves broad spectrum of applications and influences many sectors of human life. In this scheme, there are serious concern about using NT, like the environmental/health safety and risk related to using NanoParticles, which is almost unknown to date! This section covers such topics which reflects another light on our understanding about NT.
But don’t get me wrong, this course is not just monolog lectures!!! I always like to provide easy-to-follow, simple-to-understand and engaging contents for my audience. I’d love to see my students having fun by having best learning experience. In this course, I have compacted all you need to know about NT to get started, in plain language and with high-quality lecture videos and graphics. But besides that, following my attitude to give you best learning experience, You’ll also get:
PDF Summary Files:
You will have access to the summary files of my book, so you can study and review the course content at your convenient.
External Resources for study and Moving Forward:
Instructor Details
- 4.4 Rating
461 Reviews
Milad Zoghi
Hi,
“Right Vision” is an online education academy founded by highly educated Nanotechnologists in Montreal, Canada. Our goal is to provide high quality and authentic online resources about NANOTECHNOLOGY, the next revolutionary force!
Although Nanotechnology discoveries and applications are the topic of discussion everywhere, but best of this fast growing infant yet to come and wonder the world in the coming years and decades. Thereby, more and more people want to learn about nano’s without entering the maze of confusion and find the potential opportunities regarding their background and expertise.
Right Vision is a pioneer nano-education academy, making online courses for all nano-enthusiasms, who are willing to discover nanoworld, be part of future technology and take their knowledge and expertise to the next level by learning Nanotechnology.
Our professional team is committed to recognize the needs of nano-learners and create rich and easy-to-follow educational materials. By choosing “Right Vision”, you make sure you will learn from distinguished Nanotechnologists, who have a passion for teaching, and take you from beginner to pro in the shortest possible amount of time.
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Reviews
By Supriya Raut on 9/22/2023
videos are excellent and images as well as link video shares which is more helpful. concepts are clear, but if you give one example with that one technique which gives us more understanding.
By Vanshika on 12/10/2022
It provided great detail about nanomaterials and also the characterization techniques. For a beginner level course, this is really great to get into an understanding about nanotechnology. The captions though, were not matching with the audio which was a bit of a problem.
By Sergio Martinez Calderon on 1/3/2021
It was a good match because it has broaden my knowleadge about nanotechnology. Overall, the course addresses different interesting topics regarding this industry. As a setbacks, I think the English could be better both in the explanations and the course materials. I was hoping to know more about nano copper and silver
By Vasileios-Marios Katopodis on 12/4/2020
Personally, I firmly believe that if someone watch all the videos and read the articles that are given to us, I am pretty sure that he will be amazed by the end of lecture. It it a good start for those who are intrested to follow a Nanotechnological Career, especially for me who I am studying Material Science in the University. I am fulfilled with knowledge. Keep it up fellas!
By Prakyath Thalya on 8/31/2020
Yes it was a good match for me! Got to know much more about nanotechnology and it was explained in a beautiful way. So it was easy to understand and the summary helped me those topics to sink in once i read it. Overall it was an awesome course
By Kamta Fanko Yannick A on 7/26/2020
Hi guys! Great lecture, I really found it interesting, it explains the basics concepts of nanotechnology. I really liked the bonus part also because it shows the tunability of nanomaterials properties and it pushed me to take the next course. Thank u for the course and for keeping it interesting.
By Talam Satyanarayana on 4/30/2020
Really, highly suitable and useful. The contents are most apt for my research work too. Fabulous presentation and highlighted most of the key aspects of emerging materials. Covered simulation aspects to investigate electronic properties of CNTs which would help to develop new materials with better properties. This is very good course and whoever join will definitely find it interesting and acquire knowledge on preparation and characterization of nano materials using different approaches and instruments.
By Vishal Lolam on 4/20/2020
Honestly speaking this course is excellent. It gives information about the all aspects involved in nanotechnology. Also the language and diagramatic representations used in this course were easy to understand.
By Neelam Venkata Akhilesh on 3/28/2020
The way the course started was for a beginner. Since I had the prerequisite knowledge for nanotechnology it is like a brush up to me. It seems good so far. I would recommend it for a beginner who has an interest in this subject.
By Suzi on 1/21/2020
External resources are great. I’d like the Facebook community and asked some of my questions there and Milad answered me nicely. That’s great support and I don’t feel abandoned after finishing the course. Summary files are very beneficial, after each section I reviewed what I learnt and I’d have access to whatever I want to remember.
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