This is definitely something I'd expect to find in the peer-reviewed literature. Namely I'm imagining lots of research groups getting money for trying to model fluids at the nanoscale. That of course also means the codes won't be friendly to work with...
I'm not sure there's an industry in nano-fluids to support actual commercial software. I'm assuming that that (e.g. aerospace design) is what supports Fluent. If I'm wrong on that, I'd be curious to know.
You might also look into the literature for people modeling fluid dynamics in plasmas.
(I've also never used Fluent, personally, and did about average in my Fluid Dynamics course)
