Rose announces NanoEngineering program

Mar. 7—Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology recently announced a new program designed to meet the evolving demands of the scientific and technological landscape.

Through the new NanoEngineering program, Rose-Hulman is responding to the demands of the evolving world but also working to propel it forward, the institution said in a news release.

"The decision to announce NanoEngineering as a major at Rose-Hulman is grounded in a proactive response to the growing importance of nanoscience and its applications across various industries," said President Robert A. Coons. "As the next frontier in engineering, nanotechnology has revolutionized fields such as medicine, photonics, electronics, and energy. By aligning our academic programs with these emerging trends, Rose-Hulman aims to equip students with the expertise and innovation mindset required to thrive in an ever-changing global landscape."

The NanoEngineering major at Rose-Hulman is a comprehensive curriculum designed to provide students with a foundation in fundamental engineering principles, coupled with a focus on nanoscale science and technology, including modeling and simulation techniques. Students will engage in hands-on research projects, collaborate with experts in the field and have access to laboratories such as the Micro-Nanoscale Device and Systems lab.