Advancement Prospects
Skilled and experienced nanotechnologists advance by receiving increases in salary and by being assigned increasingly complex job duties. Some technologists become supervisors or department managers. Others continue their education in order to become nanosystems engineers, nanomaterials scientists, or college professors.
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