What does IAN mean in PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Nanotechnology is a field of technology focused on manipulating matter at an atomic and molecular level. This can be used to create new materials with enhanced physical properties such as strength, lightness or conductivity.

Nanotechnology has many potential applications in different fields such as medicine, energy, water treatment, consumer products, manufacturing processes, aerospace among others. Examples include medical implants that release drugs over time into the body or tiny sensors that detect changes in chemical or environmental conditions.

The IAN helps facilitate research by providing access to its vast network of experts in fields related to nanotech. It also offers grants and funding programs for both individual researchers and teams working on projects related to nanomaterials and devices development. Furthermore, it organizes courses and events worldwide that offer resources on the latest advancements in nanotech research as well as sources for networking opportunities with other professionals.

Yes! Membership is open to scientists, engineers, companies operating or researching technology related to nano-scale science or engineering, universities and academies involved in nanoscience or engineering education or research activities all over the world.

Members gain access to resources such as funding programs and grants available exclusively to members only as well as advocacy support from governments around the globe regarding regulatory framework needed for proper commercialization of products derived from their innovative solutions developed through research conducted within their organizations under guidance from IAN's experts network. Additionally members may also receive discounts on admission fees when attending events organized by IAN throughout the year worldwide.