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Science and research
Nanotechnologists design, create and manipulate materials on a tiny scale.
You'll usually need a degree or a postgraduate master's qualification in nanotechnology, or a related course which includes nanotechnology. Relevant courses include:
You'll usually need 2 or 3 A-Levels, or equivalent, including maths and a science for a degree. You'll need a degree in a relevant subject for postgraduate study.
You'll need:
The tasks you'll do will depend on the industry that you work in. Nanotechnologists can be found in fields like medicine, engineering and manufacturing. Typically you will:
With experience you could lead project teams in a management role. You could also move into a teaching in higher education.
Biochemists investigate the chemical processes that take place inside all living things, from viruses and bacteria to people.
Data analyst-statisticians collect numerical information to identify trends, create models and present results.
Education technicians support science, art, IT or design and technology teachers by preparing equipment and materials for practical lessons.
Chemists study chemicals and materials and how they behave under different conditions.
Laboratory technicians support scientists and help carry out tests, research and investigations.
Astronauts fly spacecraft and do experiments in space.
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