Here is a short introduction to nanotechnology in industry.

This interactive map links to close to 2000 companies within the United States working with some form of micro or nanotechnology.  The map gives details on the type of nanotechnologies each company works on and its position within the supply chain.

This blog contains my editorial opinion on issues specific to nanotechnology education and the nanotechnology workforce.

The GoodNanoGuide, which is available through nanoHUB, has several good tutorials on the the safe handling of nanomaterials and occupational safety standards regarding them.  Knowing the safe handling of materials is critical to nanotechnology lab work, manufacturing, and process engineering.

These free courses offered by nanoHUB are good resources to learn the concepts governing specific types of nanotechnologies currently under development into industrial products.

This poster presents a method for gathering information on companies using micro and nanotechnology as well as which regions within the United States these companies are clustered and the types of technologies they work with.

This presentation, by Dr. Gerhard Klimeck discusses working in industry, a national lab, and how to create an effective, professional presentation.