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5 - 9 July 2009: Coma-ruga, Spain |
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8 July 2009: Kroto Institute, University of Sheffield, UK
A one-day interactive workshop for clinicians, researchers and industry aimed at examining how nanotechnology can be applied to bring new functionality across the hugely diverse field of medical devices. This workshop provides a showcase of innovative medical technologies from locally based companies together with a description of how the application of nanotechnology and other enabling technologies is leading to the development of novel medical devices. Further information including speakers' abstracts and biographies >>
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13 - 15 July 2009: Thessaloniki, Greece |
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21 - 23 July 2009: Manchester, UK
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26 - 30 July 2009: Genoa, Italy |
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26 - 31 July 2009: Hawaii, USA |
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2 - 5 August 2009: Singapore |
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14 - 16 August 2009: Kochi, India |
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24 - 28 August 2009: Coventry, UK |
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30 August - 3 September 2009: Rome, Italy |
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30 August - 4 September 2009: Copenhagen, Denmark |
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The 2nd NanoCharM European School on Ellipsometry will focus upon the characterization of nanosize systems using ellipsometry and polarimetry. The school is aimed at students, researchers and SMEs that are interested in learning about the applications of ellipsometric and polarimetric techniques for investigations of nanomaterials and nanosystems. NO registration fees are required - the school is sponsored by NanoCharM. A limited number of students will also be sponsored: to apply please send a short CV + half page explaining your interest in Ellipsometry. Students who wish to present posters should submit an abstract (in MS Word). All applications should be sent to nanoelli09@phy.bg.ac.yu. Registration deadline: 15th June 2009. |
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3 - 4 September 2009: Nantes, France |
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6 - 9 September 2009: University of Vienna, Austria |
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7 - 11 September 2009: Barcelona, Spain |
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8 - 13 September 2009: Hotel Villa del Mare, Acquafredda di Maratea, Italy The general aim of this conference is, thanks to its pluridisciplinary approach, to give the different actors of CNT research (physicists, chemists, biologists) the proper level of knowledge required to discuss with the other participants and understand each other correctly. Grants available for young researchers. More information: www.esf.org/conferences/09291 |
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14 - 18 September 2009: Warsaw University of Technology, Poland The E-MRS Fall Meeting has been organised since 2002 as a twin conference to the Spring Meeting held every year in Strasbourg. During that time the Fall Meeting has grew from 3 symposia and about 200 participants in 2002 to 12 symposia and around 750 participants in 2008. What is also important the conference became multi-national and has representatives from all over the world. The Fall Meeting organizers follow the procedures developed over the years by the Society to host wide ranging multi-disciplinary conference to bring established scientists with a world reputation together to share their state-of-the-art knowledge and experience. The most important philosophy of E-MRS is to facilitate scientific and social contacts between established researchers, young scientists and Ph.D. students and promote technology transfer from public institutions to industry. We would like to remind you kindly that E-MRS 2009 Fall Meeting abstract submission deadline is 11th May 2009. Further information: emrs@inmat.pw.edu.pl |
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21 - 23 September 2009: Portland, Oregon, USA |
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23 - 24 September 2009: Cranfield University, UK |
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25 September 2009: Cranfield University, UK |
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28 - 30 September 2009: Berlin, Germany Nanotech Europe is Europe's largest annual nanotechnology conference and exhibition; a meeting place for the global nanotechnology community including researchers, industry, policymakers and investors. Nanotech Europe 2009 will be held 28 -30 September 2009 in Berlin, Germany. The fifth Nanotech Europe has a broad scope, covering leading-edge research, industrial applications and cross-cutting topics including: electronics, energy, transportation, healthcare, safety and investment. Register at: http://www.nanotech.net/content/registration |
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1 October 2009: The IET, Savoy Place, London, UK A one day seminar focussing on the ideas and technologies which promise to shape and revolutionise the future of healthcare worldwide. |
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6 - 8 October 2009: Dresden, Germany |
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6 - 8 October 2009: Moscow, Russia |
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19 - 22 October 2009: Rome, Italy
The event will also host an exhibition and offer at least two short technical courses relating to nanomaterials and their applications. The event will see a host of international invited speakers who will give keynote lectures. More details on abstract submission, sponsorship & exhibition opportunities and more on this conference can be viewed on the NanoSMat webpage (www.nanosmat2009.com). |
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11 - 13 November 2009: San Jose, California, USA |
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12 November 2009: The Square, Brussels, Belgium SciTech Brussels 09 will provide a springboard for identifying and prioritising the levels of investment and coordination needed to ensure that European science can capitalise on traditional strengths and confront its shortcomings. Delegates are invited to attend a series of interactive Masterclass seminars, considering local, regional and international challenges for science in areas such as health, research and investment, future technologies, energy and the environment. For delegate places and further information please contact: Matthew Warrilow 0161 832 7387 mwarrilow@publicservice.co.uk
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18 - 19 November 2009: Cairo Marriott Hotel, Egypt |
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23 - 28 November 2009: Havana, Cuba |
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25 November 2009: Royal College of Physicians, London, UK
Organised crime, terrorism, civil conflict, and natural disasters are sadly commonplace in global society and have developed increasingly complex dimensions. To counter such threats, civil security and emergency response teams are looking towards new technologies that offer more sensitive, rapid, and accurate detection methods; that provide the means to neutralise or effectively deal with the outcomes of such incidents; and that provide greater protection to personnel. The Institute of Nanotechnology (IoN), through its role in the EU-funded observatoryNANO project, is investigating the role that nanotechnology and other technologies can play in addressing such complex security issues. The conference on 'Converging Technologies for 21st Century Security' brings experts from across the world to present their latest R&D in:
This IoN conference is targeted towards governmental agencies, industrial groups, and technology start-ups with a keen interest in addressing security challenges. Download flyer/registration form >> For more information please contact Carrie Smith at the Institute of Nanotechnology : +44(0)141 303 8444 or email: carrie.smith@nano.org.uk . |
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5 - 6 December 2009: Cairo Marriott Hotel, Egypt |
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17 - 19 February 2010: Tokyo, Japan With a new realization on present fundamental nanotechnology, under the theme of “Green Nanotechnology”, we see the development of devices such as solar cells or fuel cells, as well as of applied products for environmental purification such as catalysts. In addition, we understand the importance of these developments to face the future environmental challenges. |
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