NanotechImpact Award

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The NanotechImpact Award is presented to individuals or teams whose work in nanotechnology has led to measurable and meaningful impact in scientific, industrial, healthcare, or environmental domains. Open to scientists, engineers, innovators, or interdisciplinary teams from academia, industry, or research institutes.                                                                                                                                                

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