Nanotechnology is used in many industries, from medicine to engineering, from chemistry to agriculture. While nanoparticles can be used to diagnose and treat certain medical conditions, it is also expected that they can also be applied in the field of sustainable energy to provide environmentally friendly solutions. In addition, nanotechnology can also be widely used in the industrial sector and in the manufacturing of end products.


Here are a few examples of the role of nanotechnology in our daily lives: it can extend the life of food packaging, make electronic devices lighter, increase the resistance of sunscreens to UV rays, strengthen artificial bones, and improve the durability of vehicle surfaces against external factors.