Who, out there, can speak to NANOTECHNOLOGY Opportunities, for small guy ? - Page 1
Forum section: electronics / beginners

author: RJSV
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: March 08, 2022, 05:13:33 am
content: Hello:I swear, it feels like a kid, or new graduate..., peering through the window...Nanotech Lab Folks are in there...Seems like there would be more 'BUZZ', but there are people doing AI science / development.But, Jimminey Crickets --- You go on IEEE web site,"Papers on NANO-ELECTRO-MECHANICAL Relays"...It's rife with the 'COOKIES', thing...arrgThere's some progress, self-driving vehicles, and better sense that 'Neural Networks' are at edge of a full-blown 'revolution'.Yeah, I see that; I guess I'm looking to see right here;For the 'little guys', you know, the Men and Women, stuck in a job, that's maybe a little 'confining'...Heck, I think I'm saying, I want 'IN'...(The Club, there).Can't just 'apply', EE position opening in 'Nevada', a person needs a bit of warm up. Maybe call up a relative, or friend, in THE NANOTECHNOLOGY world.(Similar ditto, 'New BIOTECH'...You go to check out, I don't know, University Cal. Dan Diego, College course and career options...And WHAM...COOKIES first, info later, maybe...(plus now, they are Diversity Signalling, every 10 seconds.lol)No, it's not a phobia, I just want to feel, like in 'The Club', and 'COOKIES' / Spyware first just doesn't cut it.Folks out there, know how many of us think, or understand the approach, the mentality:. You buy a smartphone...you want to learn, real good, how to use the features, maybe buy'Andoit for Dummies' book...only to find a big, MARKETING / ADVERT angle, to the function features (barely) covered. That's like being left outside, of MY OWN industry...(sniffle).Making room for another, there, when I get in, guys...You're too damn EXCLUSIVE.Let some more if us in, or is 'NANOTECH' just,...another hype word, for the dictionary.Thank you. Rick B.

author: jonpaul
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: March 08, 2022, 08:29:27 am
content: Bonjour cher MonsieurFor cogent answers, your note omitted important pointsYour training, eg graduate degree, Batchelor, undergrad, no school,Your electronic experience eg military, technician, amateur radio, programming?Appropriate age, location?Goal, whats your desired situation in 1 yrs, 5 yrs?Nanotechnology is a huge and well developed field, but needs specialized staff, eg materials engineer or scientistFinally you cannot research anything on the internet for free without ads, cookies pop-ups to fund the URL.You can join IEEE to get access to papers and articles and recieve the excellent monthly IEEE SPECTRUM magazineIn the real world learning a specialized field is not accomplished in a few,hours by poking websites on your mobile. It requires years of study, training and some good luck and connections.Just the ramblings of an old retired EEBon journéeJon

author: RJSV
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: March 08, 2022, 05:28:21 pm
content: Thank you for reply:Can't function, completely, DUE TO WAR, induced (sadness) I'm seeing, but here is short reply.B.S. EECS 1976 (I'm past most retirement age, but plenty of work potential).Experience:Summary:. Hardware projects, analog, OP AMPs,Mil. Spec. testing (vibration, helium leak test, 'salt' exposure) / physics of materials (Moly-wound vacume furnace).Production line, and customer support; Z-80 controllers, PC assemblies with 'embedded' Z-80 in various RS-232 serial networks.CODE PRODUCTION:Z-80, 6502 graphics utilities, Commodore64 consumer oriented ('Zevious', Namco Games).Interests / Goals:Increased Mechanical Engineering basics (training).Interfacing Computer Sciences (Turing), with modern 'needs'...(Especially energy consumption and customer costs).Studying Currently:Neurosciences (introduction level).NETWORK ARCHITECTURE, ongoing...YOGA 'EXPERT'...(Self-appointed) for health benefits.