• STEM education remains theory-heavy
• Limited exposure to emerging technologies
• Low awareness of deep-tech careers
• Graduates lack hands-on, industry-relevant skills
• Weak linkage between education & societal challenges
🔴 Result: Untapped talent, low innovation readiness
Why Nanotechnology?
✔ Interdisciplinary (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Engineering)
✔ Strong real-world relevance (water, energy, health, materials)
✔ Safe, low-cost experiments possible
✔ Future-critical across industries
➡ Nanotechnology as an enabling platform for STEM + Skills + Innovation

Founder & Director- Dr.A.R. Phani
Nano-Center for Innovative Nanoengineered Technologies
• Applied education & innovation initiative
• Focus: Schools → Colleges → Universities
• Hands-on, safety-first, impact-oriented
Leadership Strength
• 35+ years experience in Materials Science & Nanotechnology
(IICT- Ph.D & IIM- Calcutta, ISB- Hyderabad
Founder & Director- Dr.A.R. Phani
Nano-Center for Innovative Nanoengineered Technologies
• Applied education & innovation initiative
• Focus: Schools → Colleges → Universities
• Hands-on, safety-first, impact-oriented
Leadership Strength
• 35+ years experience in Materials Science & Nanotechnology
(IICT- Ph.D & IIM- Calcutta, ISB- Hyderabad)
• Academic + applied research + industry exposure
🎯 Mission: Build India’s next-generation deep-tech talent pipeline
Our Global Associates includes:
University of L'Aquila, L;Aquila, ITALY
University of New Hampshire, New Hampshire, Durham, NH, USA
Center for Swiss Electronics and Microtechnology (CSEM), Neuchatel, Switzerland

Modular, Scalable, CSR-Ready
4 Integrated Program Pillars
1️⃣ Nano Everywhere – Schools (Class 8–12)
2️⃣ Applied Nanotechnology Bootcamps – UG/PG
3️⃣ Nano for Society Challenge – Innovation
4️⃣ Nano for Teachers – Capacity Building
✔Can be implemented independently or as a full pipeline

1. Nano Everywhere (Schools)
• Live demos + safe nano experiments
• Career awareness
• Real-world examples (water, coatings, energy)
2. UG/PG Bootcamps
• Hands-on synthesis & applications
• Industry relevance
• Employability focus
3. Nano for Society Challenge
• Student innovation for social problems
• Mentoring + demo day
4. Teacher Training
• Multiplier effect
• Curriculum integration

Perfect Fit with National Priorities
✔ NEP 2020 – Experiential & multidisciplinary learning
✔ Companies Act – Schedule VII – Education & skill development
✔ Skill India / Atmanirbhar Bharat
✔ SDGs – 4, 6, 7, 9, 12
➡ High-impact, compliant, and future-focused CSR initiative

Annual Impact (Indicative)
• 2,000–5,000 school students
• 500–1,000 UG/PG students
• 100–200 teachers
• 50–100 institutions
Special Focus
✔Government & aided institutions
✔Tier-2 / Tier-3 regions
✔Gender & rural inclusion
CSR INVESTMENT OPTIONS
Flexible Funding Models
Program Scale
CSR Support
Pilot (District/City)
₹25 Lakhs
State-Lev
Annual Impact (Indicative)
• 2,000–5,000 school students
• 500–1,000 UG/PG students
• 100–200 teachers
• 50–100 institutions
Special Focus
✔Government & aided institutions
✔Tier-2 / Tier-3 regions
✔Gender & rural inclusion
CSR INVESTMENT OPTIONS
Flexible Funding Models
Program Scale
CSR Support
Pilot (District/City)
₹25 Lakhs
State-Level
₹50 Lakhs
Multi-State
₹1 Crore
Includes
• Demo kits & consumables
• Trainers & mentors
• Program execution
• Impact assessment & reporting
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