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ISSN: 2471-9838 Advanced Nanotechnology 2019
EuroSciCon Conference on
Advanced Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology is now well embedded in scientific minds and societal
needs. Its branch, nanoelectonics, has been leading and developing ‘more
than Moore’s’ predictions. The nano-mateial like CNTs, nanowires, quantum
dots, graphene and xene, have led towards fabrication and manufacturing
smarter, stronger, miniaturized, reliable quality products which are not only
cheap and consume less energy but also occupy least space. Stretchable,
wearable, flexible nano-products have increased their portability and security,
giving a new meanings to the requirement of development of nanoelecronics.
Graphene, an allotrope of carbon, is likely to become a dominant material in
flexible electronics in future. Because of its superb electrical conductivity,
flexibility and physical strength it will replace other carbon products in the Nano
field. Nano-marketing is now over $1 trillion globally and the major countries
of the world are alive to its developmental needs. Since the development
of nanotechnology needs huge funds beyond the capability of an individual
research or institution there is an urgent need of setting up centrally funded,
well equipped nano-laboratories spread all over making them approachable
to all researcher with least cost to make it a marketable product. The major
corporate houses must rise and assist nano-research and to introduce nano-
products on their production lines to take the advantage of trillion dollar global
market in nanomaterial and products. Nanotechnology and specially the nano-
electronics can build any country’s future if the research and manufacturing
are encouraged by their governments and research planners. The future of
mobile electronics lies in stretchable or flexible electronics. The potential
applications may include wearable electronic devices, biomedical uses,
compact portable devices and robotic devices.
Biography
Dalvinder Grewal did Ph.D. in English from North Bengal
University and in Management from Punjab Technical
University; MSc (Tech) from Pune University, MBA from
IGNOU and MA (Eng.) from Himachal Pradesh University. He
has been Principal, Guru Nanak Dev Engg College, Ludhiana;
Founder Principal, C.T College of Engg, Jalandhar; Chairman
(Electronics), J.M.I.T Radour, Registrar, SLIET Longowal;
President (HRD), Trident Group; Director Principal, BMS College
of Engg, Muktsar; Group Director, G.T.B.K Group of Institutions;
Adviser, Sri Sukhmani Group of Institutions, Chandigarh and
Dean, R & D Desh Bhagat University, Mandi Gobindgarh. He
has published 48 Books including: Fundamentals of Nano-
electronics; Introduction to Nanoelectronics; Nanotechnology,
Origin and Development of Universe, Scientific Vision of Guru
Nanak; He published over 300 papers and 500 articles; guided
18 PhD/M.Tech students and is on the editorial panel of 8
international journals.
The Future of Nano-electronics- A Critical Analysis
D S Grewal
Emeritus, Eternal University, Baru Sahib, Himachal Pradesh
D S Grewal., Nano Res Appl 2019, Volume:5
DOI: 10.21767/2471-9838-C2-033