Sky is the limit for a high skilled nanotechnology researcher.A survey of micro and nano professionals finds the average salary in micro and nanotechnology in the US is $97,978, and 75 percent said they expect a raise in 2006. That will put the average over the $100,000 mark by year's end.On a global basis, the average salary in micro and nanotechnology is $84,605.81 percent of micro and nano employees in India, where the current average salary is $15,850, expect a raise of more than 5 percent in 2006.The highest paid profession with micro and nanotechnology: partners in legal services firms in the US.
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So an advanced study in nanotechnology provide great oppertunities in it.Isn't it?
That's true.An M.Tech in Nanotechnology from a prestegious institute or doing research in nanotechnology will really helps.
Nanotech is a science that enables the continuing technological revolution, evolving and developing very fast.
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