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Advanced manufacturing industries in the United States need creative, engaged workforce skilled in science, technology, engineering and math. In other words, they need YOU!
Jobs to meet diverse technologies required for today's advanced manufacturing industries are different in so many ways from the stereotypical jobs of the past. Companies need highly trained and educated new employees to design and make products using advanced, computer-assisted software and automated production systems. There are so many real facts available to explain more about these careers, education, technology, companies, people and more!
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Nanotechnology and Manufacturing
The US National Science Foundation forecasts that nanotechnology could become a trillion dollar per year business by 2015, with advanced materials alone making up $340 billion of that figure.
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