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0555-4555

Nanomaterials: physics and biomedical uses

Also listed as: ננוחומרים

Nanoscale physics, synthesis and characterisation, aimed at biomedical use. It is a materials course rather than a mechanics one, and it opens the nanotechnology research groups.

Semester
Not fixed
Weekly hours
4h
Counts as
Faculty electives
Interest areas
Miniaturised systems and materials

Comes after

  • Materials science

Opens up

  • Nanotechnology research

What it covers

Topics

  • Physics at the nanoscale and why properties change there
  • Synthesis routes for nanoparticles and nanostructures
  • Characterisation methods
  • Drug delivery
  • Biosensing

Results worth carrying out

  • Surface-to-volume ratio of a sphere

    AV=3r\frac{A}{V} = \frac{3}{r}
  • Quantum confinement, Brus

    Eg(r)=Egbulk+ℏ2π22r2(1me∗+1mh∗)−1.8e24πϵrE_g(r) = E_g^{\text{bulk}} + \frac{\hbar^2\pi^2}{2r^2}\left(\frac{1}{m_e^*} + \frac{1}{m_h^*}\right) - \frac{1.8e^2}{4\pi\epsilon r}

Quick answers

When is Nanomaterials: physics and biomedical uses taught?

Nanomaterials: physics and biomedical uses (0555-4555) is taught in a semester that is not fixed in advance, 4 weekly hours. It counts toward “Faculty electives” in the Tel Aviv University Mechanical Engineering elective requirements.

What do I need before 0555-4555?

Before Nanomaterials: physics and biomedical uses you need: Materials science.

What software is used in Nanomaterials: physics and biomedical uses?

Nanomaterials: physics and biomedical uses is normally taught with Characterisation and image-analysis tools.

Which jobs does Nanomaterials: physics and biomedical uses prepare you for?

Nanomaterials: physics and biomedical uses is part of the preparation for these roles: Materials and failure engineer.

Which interest areas include Nanomaterials: physics and biomedical uses?

Nanomaterials: physics and biomedical uses sits in these interest areas: Miniaturised systems and materials.

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