You will attend approximately eighty hours of formal lectures on a wide range of nanomaterials topics, which will be examined in January and May. The lectures will address recent developments in nanomaterials research, and will involve extensive discussion of the scientific literature.

The main lecture courses are:

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Modelling of Nanomaterials Supramolecular Chemistry Semiconductor Nanomaterials Optoelectronic Nanomaterials Carbon Nanotubes Bio-Nanomaterials

In addition, in a series of advanced courses you will be introduced to wider concepts in nanomaterials research including: epitaxy, lithography, quantum computing, nanoelectronics, self assembly, biological nanostructures, nanoscale renewable energy, lab-on-a-chip, self-cleaning surfaces, DNA computing, and fuel cell technology. You will also attend specialised non-examined lectures and training sessions on laboratory techniques, safety, project management, experimental design and teamwork.