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The convergence of AI and nanotechnology reveals new opportunities in the development of advanced materials, next-generation devices, and intelligent manufacturing processes. By harnessing AI s predictive and analytical capabilities alongside nanoengineering, researchers and industries can accelerate material discovery, optimize fabrication techniques, and enable the design of efficient, customizable products. This synergy enhances innovation across sectors where precision and performance are critical. As AI evolves, its integration with nanotechnology reshapes manufacturing, making them more adaptive, sustainable, and intelligent. Further exploration of the transformative potential and implications of AI and nanotechnology may reveal new innovations in the future of production, manufacturing, materials science, and creation. Leveraging AI and Nanotechnology for Materials, Devices, and Manufacturing provides an interdisciplinary exploration of the transformative synergy between AI and nanotechnology. It offers insights into how these cutting-edge fields revolutionize material discovery, device fabrication, manufacturing processes, and education. This book covers topics such as materials science, robotics, and predictive modelling, and is a useful resource for engineers, nanotechnologists, manufacturers, academicians, researchers, and scientists.

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Ashok Vaseashta currently serves as the CRO, Executive Director of Research and Chair of IRB and ORI. Concurrently, he serves as Chaired Professor of Nanotechnology at the Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Academician at EMAAS, Senior Strategic Research Advisor for several organizations, and Professor at Riga Technical University and Transylvania University of Brasov. Inspired by nature and guided by societal necessities, he strives for innovations to address global challenges such as environment, human safety and security, and sustainability using advanced technological solution platforms. He is a scholar, dedicated futurist and visionary leader. He received PhD from the Virginia Tech, VA in 1990 followed by Kobe post-doctoral fellowship. He served the U.S. Department of State in two rotations, as strategic S&T advisor and U.S. diplomat. His research interests span nanotechnology, environmental/ ecological science and safety and security. He has authored over 250 research publications, edited/authored eight books on nanotechnology, and presented many keynote and invited lectures worldwide. He serves on the editorial board of several highly reputed international journals.

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