r/nanotech

"Researchers can now identify an atomic site, position a molecular tool, remove an atom, deposit a molecular fragment, form a bond, inspect the outcome, and attempt a correction. This is not yet molecular manufacturing, but it is credible evidence that an experimental science of positional mechanosynthesis is beginning to emerge."

Im in UG crashing out over my future and was wondering if a job posting asked for “materials engineering” and I had a materials and nanoscience bachelors of science (not engineering accredited sadly), would I be allowed to apply? Let’s assume a professional engineering license is not required. Thanks

Also Canadian but if not then advice from anywhere is useful. Thanks