The Institute of Nanotechnology at Jordan University of Science and Technology is a newly established institute and the first of its kind in Jordan in the field of technical and precise descriptive research. It marks as a significant leap forward in the pursuit of scientific advancement, aiming to catalyze progress and development in accordance with both the kingdom and the university’s strategic plans.
Vision
Our vision is to elevate higher education institutions and research endeavors to achieve an advanced level of research excellence, fostering well-educated individuals equipped with highly specialized skills across various disciplines.
Mission
Nanotechnology has begun to leave a profound impact on the global economic landscape, offering promising solutions to the challenges of the twenty-first century by seamlessly blending skills from diverse fields including biology, medicine, chemistry, and engineering. Our mission is to leverage existing skill sets within the university's curriculum framework, striving to provide and enhance Nano-technology-based solutions that serve Jordan and its community in various ways.
Objectives
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Link scientific research in the field of nanotechnology with industry.
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Provide a research and development environment for researchers from Jordan and the region in the field of nanotechnology and Micro-technology.
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Develop specialized expertise and human resources in the field of nanotechnology.
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Establish an incubation environment within the university to support nanotechnology research.
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Increase local awareness about the outputs of Nano-technology and Nano-technology research.
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Attract local and international researchers and investors from the industry.
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Introduce effective academic programs in the field of nanotechnology.
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Foster a cooperative environment between the institute and international institutes to achieve desired progress and keep pace with advancements in the field.
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Provide opportunities for students and researchers to conduct high-quality research.
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Utilize nanotechnology research to develop the university's infrastructure.
