Nanotechnology is poised to play a key role in the spheres of health, food production, food preservation and all environment and security-related issues, a noted scientist on Saturday said.
Prof William I Brustein, who was the chief guest at the inaugural session of the four-day International Conference on Nanomaterials and STEM Technology held at Aligarh Muslim University, said the ongoing joint programme between Ohio State University and AMU, which has been described as the 21st century knowledge initiative, was a pioneering project in this field.
Brustein is the head of Global Strategies and International Affairs at the Ohio State University, USA.
The project, which includes a two-year dual PhD and masters degree programme, has been funded by the US-India Educational Foundation.

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