Lecture

Frontiers in Nanoscience

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Description

This lecture delves into the evolution of technology, starting from the fundamentals of electromagnetism and semiconductors to the development of mobile phones and quantum computing. It explores the journey from Maxwell and Faraday's discoveries to the present-day quantum technology, emphasizing the importance of fundamental and applied science in shaping our modern world.

Instructors (4)

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