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What are the future directions of Nanotechnology research at RLE?

The future of nanotechnology research at RLE is aimed at pushing the boundaries of what is possible at the nanoscale. This includes:
- [Exploring new quantum phenomena](#) to develop advanced quantum computing systems.
- [Integrating nanotechnology with biology](#) to create bio-nanodevices for medical and environmental applications.
- [Developing sustainable nanomaterials](#) for energy-efficient technologies and environmental protection.

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