Enhanced Material Properties: Integration of different scientific principles allows for the design of nanomaterials with tailored properties, such as increased strength, conductivity, or reactivity. Innovative Applications: Collaborative efforts can lead to groundbreaking applications in medicine (e.g., targeted drug delivery), electronics (e.g., smaller and faster transistors), and energy (e.g., more efficient solar cells). Cost-Effective Solutions: Combining resources and knowledge can reduce the cost of research and development, making advanced nanotechnologies more accessible.
