Nanotechnology Engineering

Physical effects due to dimension reduction (from 3D to 2D, 1D and 0D) on the structural, electronic and magnetic properties of materials. - New architectures at the nanoscale, present and perspective applications - Nanostructures and new low-dimensional materials for the energy storage (hydrogen, alkali metals, etc.).   A - Knowledge and understanding OF 1) Knowledge of basic techniques and of their theoretical foundation OF 2) To be able to conceive an experiment B - Application skills OF 3) Knowing how to interpret, analyze and discuss data C - Autonomy of judgment OF 4) To be able to integrate the acquired knowledge in order to apply them in the more general context within any specific curricular area D - Communication skills OF 5) Capability to communicate with experts on scientific results and strategies E - Ability to learn OF 6) To be able to read independently scientific texts and articles.