Thursday, May 25, 2006

NanoJapan

Sixteen undergraduate engineering students from across the United States gather today at Rice University in Houston in preparation for departure tomorrow to Japan, where they will participate in a ten week research program in nanotechnology.

The NanoJapan Program starts with a three week orientation in Tokyo, consisting of courses in nanotechnology, Japan's role in the global economy, and Japanese language and culture. The orientation is followed by a seven week assignment at a Japanese research laboratory conducting hands-on nanotechnology research. The summer program concludes with a one-week nanotechnology-oriented symposium back at Rice University in Houston.

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