Nanotechnology (1 Viewer)

[lucky]

sex is nice !! (nanotechnology)

is it hard to find nanotech jobs ???

(btw.. no sex in this thread)

 

[Lexicographer]

McLake: Have people been posting shit in here and getting deleted? Or did you just scare them all off?

From what I understand of Nanotech, it's an emerging industry, meaning that you sort of have to create the jobs yourself. Most work in this field will be further research etc, and therefore a company with interests in this field would be anxious to take grads on board. Contact the faculty and ask them for informative brochures if anything I said sounds bogus.

 

[guy]

Originally posted by Lexicographer
From what I understand of Nanotech, it's an emerging industry, meaning that you sort of have to create the jobs yourself. Most work in this field will be further research etc, and therefore a company with interests in this field would be anxious to take grads on board. Contact the faculty and ask them for informative brochures if anything I said sounds bogus.

please don't pretend to understand the labyrnth of nanotechnics that has taken me three devoted years to barely comprehend.

 

[Huy]

This reminds me of the new HP/nanotechnology ads.

Pretty exciting stuff

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

it is true what lexi said abt nanotech being an emerging field .... and yes, the job prospects look good for the future. the question u need to ask urself is : how far will have nanotect progressed by the time YOU graduate?
if u are really interested in nanotech, i'd advise u to do it as a double degree with some degree which has job security ... if u cant find a job with nano, u can always pursue a career in the other field

 

[jm1234567890]

Nanotech is just a new Materials Eng.
Materials Eng has been going down hill, Nanotech may just save it.

i reckon it is a big risk unless your really interested in it.
there are ~0 jobs in australia for nanotech right now and few for materials Eng.

They even say in the description that you will prolly have to start
your own nanotech firm.

 

[Lexicographer]

Hence doubling with a business-oriented degree, problem solved!

Many companies have been formed by friends graduating from uni together. Some of them even do well!

 

[Lexicographer]

Originally posted by guy
please don't pretend to understand the labyrnth of nanotechnics that has taken me three devoted years to barely comprehend.

I wasn't pretending to understand the content of the course, but rather the nature of nanotechnology in the greater market. Still, moving single atoms around seems pretty fundamental (don't blame me if you don't get the pun)

 

[Sammmmmuel]

so in short does nanotechnology suck? coz i thought it sounded cool, but if theres no jobs and no money what the hell is the point in doing it?

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

no jobs n no money in the market NOW ... nanotech is a field where u have to be innovative and YOU bring the jobs and money into the market with ur research nad findings ..

 

[pri]

pfft its a dodge degree

 

[jm1234567890]

Originally posted by Da Monstar
no jobs n no money in the market NOW ... nanotech is a field where u have to be innovative and YOU bring the jobs and money into the market with ur research nad findings ..

thats only if your really good at it

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

Originally posted by jm1234567890
thats only if your really good at it

if ure not really good at it, u work for someone who is ....

 

[Mr MU]

i heard that there iz only 23 ppl doing nanotechnology this yr.

.....its not a popular degree!!!

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

Originally posted by Mr MU
i heard that there iz only 23 ppl doing nanotechnology this yr.

.....its not a popular degree!!!

numbers dont determine popularity. bioinformatics, in its first yr, which had a uai of ~96 had 25 ppl in it ...

 

[redslert]

i dreamt of doin nanotech ages ago

get my degree, go to germany, get a job in some germany car company inovations department and ill be living the time of my life and drivin nice cars

just a dream

 

[Lexicographer]

hey redslert did you like make a typo when you were registering? (s instead of a) because maybe if you ask nicely Laz will fix it for you...

if I'm wrong and you're making a point or something, sorry

 

[redslert]

nah
it isnt a typo
ive been usin it since like 1996 or something like that ages ago
when i was playin redAlert on mplayer or westwoodchat, arr the good old days

it kinda stuck with me since then

 

[Azn fairies]

i don';t thin kthere is any job out there for namotech. casue they are all taken- there arn't al ot of namotech. copmpany in australia (in canda-yes)...i think there are only 3 major namotech in aus.. and like 40 small company. so yeah

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

most computing firms (not those focusing on software) will be employing nanotech specialists very soon ... like hp, intel, ibm etc ....