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...TU/e) until having obtained a Master's degree. I then obtained my Ph.D. in materials science in 2009 from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) on the topic of smal

In [[materials science]], a '''nanoparticle''' is a member of a class of particles (or atomic clus

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'''Nanobiotechnology''' <ref> Nanofabrication and biosystems: integrating materials science, engineering, and biology

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...ines including [[biology]], [[chemistry]], [[physics]], [[geology]], and [[materials science]]. Specialized forms of x-ray diffraction include [[x-ray crystallography]

...n problems related to [[medicine]], [[biology]] and [[biochemistry]], or [[materials science]]. ...field of [[polymer physics]] and also overlaps with polymer research in [[materials science]]. Physical polymer chemists use analytical techniques such as light scatt

#[[Materials science]]. ...[[spectroscopy]]. [[Physical chemistry]] is also fundamental to modern [[Materials science]]. [[Physical chemistry]] now strongly overlaps with [[chemical physics]].

They are widely used for structural investigations in all parts of [[materials science]], though care has to be exerted for uses on living tissue, since [[ionizin

...of disciplines including space exploration, systems engineering, nanoscale materials science, flight systems, aerodynamics, air traffic management, aviation safety, pla ...ering, mechanical engineering, engineering mechanics, engineering physics, materials science and engineering, electrical engineering, ocean engineering and systems engi

...[[spectroscopy]]. [[Physical chemistry]] is also fundamental to modern [[materials science]]. [[Physical chemistry]] now strongly overlaps with [[chemical physics]]. ...or the aeroplane and rocket industry are a result of the closely related [[materials science]]. Lubricant, solvent, cleaning and plastic industries couldn't exist witho

...ests require a diverse range of skills including physics, photography, and materials science. The test specialists, in the U.S., are informally called "ramrods". <ref>{