Bionano Medical- Technology & Applications

• Understand the fundamental principles of nanotechnology as applied to medicine.
• Explore the latest advancements in nano-scale materials for diagnostics and therapy.
• Develop skills in designing and testing nano-medical applications.
• Analyze the ethical and regulatory considerations in nano-medical technology.
• Foster a multidisciplinary approach to problem-solving in medical challenges.

• Imaging and Diagnostics
• Cancer Detection and Cure
• Tissue Regeneration
• Neuro-bioelectronics & Bioelectronics
• Quantum Dots for Biomarkers
• Molecular Electronics
• Biosensor and biochips
• Project Report Submission/ Article Writing

Candidates should have a background in fields related to Biology, Chemistry, Medicine, or Engineering.

• Possess in-depth knowledge of nano-medical applications.
• Be equipped to initiate and lead nano-based projects in medical settings.
• Understand regulatory and ethical standards in bio-nano technology.
• Be capable of integrating nano solutions with existing medical practices.
• Be prepared to contribute to the advancement of personalized medicine..

• Research Scientist in Nano-biotechnology
• Clinical Trials Coordinator for Nanomedicine
• Product Development Specialist in Bio-Nano Devices
• Regulatory Affairs Manager for Biomedical Products
• Quality Control Analyst in Nano-pharmaceuticals
• Consultant in Nano-medical Technology

• Biomedical Engineer: Designing and developing medical devices and technologies that integrate bionano principles for applications such as diagnostics, imaging, prosthetics, and regenerative medicine.
• Biotechnology Research Scientist: Conducting research to advance bionano medical technologies, including drug delivery systems, biosensors, tissue engineering scaffolds, and gene editing tools.
• Clinical Research Coordinator: Coordinating and managing clinical trials to evaluate the safety and efficacy of bionano-enabled medical devices, therapies, and interventions.
• Medical Device Designer: Designing and optimizing medical devices and instruments incorporating bionano technologies, such as nanoscale sensors, implants, and wearable devices.