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August 29 - September 2, 2010

COMS 2010

Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA

 

The Micro and Nanotechnology Commercialization Education Foundation, MANCEF, is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its Commercialization of Micro-Nano Systems Conference (COMS) in New Mexico. COMS 2000 was a seminal event for New Mexico Small Tech, and COMS 2010 will once again put the global spotlight on New Mexico's high tech expertise and potential. Numerous dignitaries will be attending, including Dr. Alton (Al) D. Romig, Jr., Executive Vice President, Deputy Laboratories Director, and Chief Operating Officer, Sandia National Laboratories, US State Senator for New Mexico, Jeff Bingaman, and State Senator Stephen H. Fischmann. As well as these representatives directly involved in Science & Technology, COMS 2010 will also offer unparalleled access to numerous Sandia National Lab specialists.


The 15th annual COMS conference includes an extraordinary list of keynote and plenary speakers. From Dr. Seamus Curran of the University of Houston, a world leader in Solar Energy & MNT, to Hao Li of Motorola, who will discuss The Development of Ultimate Touch - Touch Screen Enabled by Nano Technology. Mostafa Analoui, Head of Healthcare and Life Science of Livingston Securities will present on NanoMedicine: Current State of Global R&D, Investment, and Future Outlook. Jean Christophe Eloy from Yole Développement will share Market Research & Strategy and Volker Saile of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) will chair a session on the Current status of HARMST/LIGA, as well as Equipment & Processes.  The COMS conference brings together the worlds best minds with expertise relating to the commercialization of small technologies.


Additional highlights of the wide ranging technical program include: Aerospace & Defense, Electronics & Microsystems, Energy & Environment, Fabrication, Characterization & Tools, Medical & Biotech, MNT Economic Development, Product & Market Development. Sessions include Printable Nano Electronics, MNT & Clean Tech Solutions, MNT Alternative Energy, MicroFluidics, Equipment and Processes, Nano and Metals, Minerals, & Materials, Sensors and Sensor Systems, MNT & Emerging Applications, Packaging and System Design, Aerospace & Unmanned Systems and many more. Visit http://www.mancef.org/COMS  for a complete program and for more information. COMS 2010 will also offer numerous Workshops including High Tech Entrepreneurship, Standards & Roadmapping, MEMS CAD Design, Strategic IP Management, Understanding Small Technology and the Future of HARMST/LIGA.


As always, COMS will provide an intimate atmosphere with unparalleled networking opportunities. Business development & the creation of partnerships are the goal of the COMS conference - the Vendor?s Reception, Annual COMS Golf Tournament & the Route 66 Themed Awards Dinner will foster an environment where networking comes easy.


Registration and more information at: http://www.mancef.org/COMS



September 6-10,2010

TNT2010

Braga, Portugal

 

The TNT2010 edition (September 06-10, 2010) will take place in Braga (Portugal) to emphasise the importance at the Portuguese and European level of the launch in 2010 of the International Iberian Nanotechnology Center (INL). - http://www.tntconf.org/2010/index.php?nav=1&conf=10 

 

The Call for papers is currently open - http://www.tntconf.org/2010/abstractSub.php?conf=10 


This year, TNT2010 organisation will provide around 100 graduate grants (in collaboration with several Institutions) for PhD students - more information available at: http://www.tntconf.org/2010/grants.php?conf=10 


- 10 European graduate grants (travel bursaries) sponsored by GDR-I (topic of research: Nanotubes & Graphene) / 300 Euros each

- 20 Canadian PhD students: 1000 Canadian dollars travel-ship grants

- 25 graduate grants (travel bursaries) for Spanish students sponsored by MICINN / 300 Euros each

- 20 graduate grants (travel bursaries) sponsored by TNT2010 organisation / 150 Euros each

- 25 graduate grants (travel bursaries) for Portuguese students sponsored by FCT (TO BE ANNOUNCED)


The TNT2010 Organisation (in collaboration with several Institutions) will also provide awards to the best posters presented by students (Updated information about these awards will be published regularly): http://www.tntconf.org/2010/awards.php?conf=10 


TNT2010 Deadlines:

Abstract Submission (Oral Request): May 03, 2010

Student Grant (Travel bursary) Request: May 03, 2010

Author Submission Acceptance Notification: May 17, 2010

Student Grant Notification: May 17, 2010

Early Bird Registration Fee: May 31, 2010

Post-Deadline Abstract Submission (Poster only): June 23, 2010


TNT2010 proceedings will be published in collaboration with Nanoscale Research Letters.

More information will be provided soon in the WEB site: http://www.tntconf.org/2010/proceedings.php?conf=10



September 13-17, 2010

International Week on MNT for Space 2010

ESTEC Conference Center

Noordwijk, The Netherlands

 

The International Week on Micro and Nano Technologies for Space is an event organized jointly by the ESA and CANEUS Organization to be held at ESTEC on September 13-17, 2010. This unique event builds on the previous six ESA Round-Tables on MNT for Space and five CANEUS World Conferences and Workshops

Call for Papers

Deadline May 3, 2010

Abstracts are solicited in the following topical areas for consideration for either oral or poster presentations:


  • Micro-packaging and system integration
  • Design and modelling of MEMS and MST
  • Test, reliability and evaluation for space
  • Technology transfer to and from space industry
  • Flight feedback from in-orbit demonstration
  • Usage in space projects
  • Technology roadmaps
  • Current strategy for the development of MNT for space

Since a few years, the interest of the space sector for nanotechnologies has increased and studies are now being performed to evaluate their potential. There are great expectations but there is still a need to investigate how well nanotechnology could answer the actual needs of the space community. Therefore, this Round-Table will also be the occasion to present the recent achievements in this field and to discuss realistic space applications.


Topics particularly encouraged for nanotechnologies are:


  • Improvement of material intrinsic properties with nanomaterials (thermal and electrical conductivities, mechanical properties, radiation resistance,…)
  • Characterisation of nanomaterials and nano-objects
  • Nanotechnologies for microelectronics and microwave devices
  • Nanotechnologies for power applications
  • Upscale strategy

Moreover, this event shall also open new perspectives for disruptive technologies. In that respect, nanotechnology potential assets for space applications shall be presented, as well as related assessment and development activities.


The European Space Agency (ESA) is promoting the use of state of the art technologies for space applications by organising the 7th ESA Round-Table on Micro & Nano Technologies for Space Applications. It will be the opportunity to consolidate the MNT landscape and to discuss on the additional efforts needed to concretise MNT access to space programs, for spacecraft miniaturisation, attitude & orbit control system, telecommunication, payloads for Earth observation and space science, spacecraft power, launchers, navigation, etc.


For More information and Submission links visit:

http://caneus.org/MNTforSpace/call.html

 


September 29-30, 2010

GOCarbonFibre2010

Barcelo Valencia Hotel, Spain

 

IntertechPira is pleased to announce the unrivalled agenda for the leading event dedicated to the carbon fibre industry, GOCarbonFibre2010, featuring Airbus, Boeing, Opel / General

Motors and Zoltek.

 

13th annual Global Outlook for Carbon Fibre, newly branded as GOCarbonFibre, will take place on 29-30 September at the Barcelo Valencia Hotel, Spain and will cover all current industry issues from market analysis, virgin CFRP production to CFRP recycling.

 

Day 1 plenary session will open with the keynote from Dr Roland Thevenin of AIRBUS SAS analysing the future of carbon fibre in Airbus. He said: "I spoke about the A350 and A380 projects at the Global Outlook for Carbon Fibre conference in 2007 in San Diego and found the event to be an excellent forum for discussion of technical and market aspects for carbon fibre composites. A lot of water has passed under the bridge on these projects and

Airbus's further work with carbon fibres and I am looking forward to returning to IntertechPira's event in 2010 to share our experiences and vision for the future with the industry in what I'm sure will be a very interesting and enjoyable conference in

Valencia."

 

This session will be chaired by Bernard Zeller of STRUCTIL and will also present Dr Ing Wolfgang Oelerich of ADAM OPEL GmbH, Bill Carberry of BOEING COMMERCIAL AIRPLANES and Dr James Meredith of UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK.

 

Dr Ing Wolfgang Oelerich of ADAM OPEL GmbH says: "I am delighted to join the programme for IntertechPira's GOCarbonFibre conference to share the views of General Motors/Adam Opel GmbH on the future use of carbon fibre composites in the automotive industry. Carbon fibre has great potential to play a significant role in vehicle leightweighting for next generation vehicles. Combined with other clean technologies we are working with - such

as hydrogen fuel cells, it will help us to deliver the best possible environmental performance from our mass production vehicles."

 

In the afternoon of day 1 and morning of day 2, the conference will split into two parallel streams; Virgin and Recycling track.

Virgin track will feature speakers from STRUCTIL, OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY, NATIONAL AEROSPACE LABORATORY, DÜRR SYSTEMS as well as the open forum discussion examining the need for industry standards, what these specifications should be and how to proceed with establishing an international standards system.

 

Recycling track, chaired by Prof Steve Pickering of UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM, will include presentations from TECHNICAL FIBRE PRODUCTS, RECCO Project Team, CFK VALLEY STADE RECYCLING, IMPERIAL COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM, AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH

AND TEST INSTITUTE and NC STATE UNIVERSITY.

 

The conference will close with a presentation from Tom Hunter of FIREBIRD ADVANCED MATERIALS, discussing the challenges in engaging upstream users in the recycling process, and the closing keynote exploring the future of commercial carbon fibres presented by Zsolt Rumy of ZOLTEK COMPANIES INC.

 

With many networking and social events, including a drinks and canapé reception at the stunning Parc des Sciences y de l'Artes, GOCarbonFibre2010 is the ideal platform to make lucrative business connections and get the essential update on industry developments and issues. The complete and detailed programme can be found on the conference official website www.gocarbonfibre.com

 


September 29-October 2, 2010

Second Annual Conference Society for the Study of Nanoscience and Emerging Technologies

Darmstadt, Germany 


CALL FOR PAPERS

The Society for the Study of Nanoscience and Emerging Technologies (S.NET) is an international association that promotes open intellectual exchange towards the advancementof knowledge and understanding of nanotechnologies in society.


S.NET represents diverse communities, viewpoints, and methodologies in the social sciences and humanities. It welcomes contributions from scientists and engineers that advance the critical reflection of nanotechnologies and related developments.


The program committee invites all discussions of anthropological, cultural, economic, ethical, historical, philosophical, political, and sociological aspects of nanosciences and emerging technologies. This can take the form of individual abstracts, proposals for sessions with three to five presentations, and other formats. 250-word

abstracts for individual papers, up to 1000-word-abstracts for sessions and other formats can be submitted online until March 15 at www.theSNET.net. Notifications of acceptancewill be mailed by April 30, 2010. Graduate students are encouraged to submit.


In the spirit of an emerging society that looks at emerging technologies as an emerging field of inquiry, we welcome all innovative suggestions about themes and session-formats to foreground critical issues. These can be submitted informally at any time to the program committee. – Where needed, we will try to secure travel stipends for speakers. – This year’s plenary speakers include Armin Grunwald, Richard Jones,

Bernard Stiegler, and Jan Youtie.


More information about S.NET, the past meeting in Seattle, and the upcoming conference in Darmstadt can be found at www.theSNET.net


contact snet2010@phil.tu-darmstadt.de – conference website www.nanoOffice.eu/snet2010



October 6,7, 2010

11th Coatema International Coating Symposium

Dormagen, Germany

 

The 11th International Coating Symposium of Coatema will take place in Dormagen on 06th and 07th of October 2010. Because of the big interest from last year also this time the symposium will be introduced by a drinks reception on 5th of October 2010. 10 international lecturers from industry and research will report on the latest results and developments (subject to modifications)


  • Prof. Dr. Achim Kampker, RWTH Aachen - WZL, Germany „Integrated product and production process development for electric vehicles“

  • Yusuke Furuya, Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, Japan: ”Tungsten carbide lip slot-die for high precision coating“

  • Dr. Birger Zimmermann, Fraunhofer ISE, Germany: ”Flexible polymer solar cells“

  • Andreas Woerz, Keyence Deutschland GmbH, Germany: ”Techniques and applications of inline optical thickness measurement“

  • Dr. Stefan Mogck and Christian May, Fraunhofer IPMS - Institut fuer Photonische Mikrosysteme, Germany: "Roll-to-roll process line for OLED lighting"

  • Rolf Müller, IST Metz GmbH, Germany: "UVtechnology for different applications"

  • Anthony Fernandez, Xennia Technology Ltd., United Kingdom: ”Inkjet - one pass roll-to-roll“

  • Rob Hablewitz, Pillar Technologies, USA: "Narrow web corona treatment and the powerfactor"

  • (NN) ”Hotmelt Smartcoater development“

  • Martin Streuli, Shinko Europe AG, Switzerland "Surface cleaning of polymer films and other substrates"

The delivered theory will be put into practice in the company owned R&D center on a surface of 1.200m2. Here, plants with working widths from 250 mm up to 2.000 mm are on hand: 11 pilot plants, 1 production line and Click&Coat concept.


The combination of theoretical lectures and practical coating trials will again answer a lot of questions and will give suggestions for the future.


Because of the international orientation, the conference will be held in English for the 6th time. It will be the meeting point for basic researchers, process engineers, machine builders, experts in production and product development.


Agenda and application form for the symposium can be downloaded from the website under:

www.coatema.de/eng/symposia/next.php

 


October 18-19, 2010

2010 Cleveland Nanomedicine Summit

Cleveland, Ohio


Joint sponsored by Cleveland Clinic and Case Western Reserve University


The 2010 Cleveland NanoMedicine Summit will focus on translational research and clinical applications of nanomaterials.


This conference has been incredibly successful (as evidenced by national media attention and feedback from attendees) in bringing together scientists, clinicians, business professionals, investors, and others to investigate translational multidisciplinary methodologies to further advance the practical application of nanomedicine.


Topics that will be addressed at this event include:


Nanomaterials and Biological Issues; 

Image-Guided Therapy;

Nanomaterials for Drug and Gene Therapy;

Biosensors and Diagnostic Markers;

Nanomedicine of Circulating Tumor Cells;

Regulatory Issues and Commercialization.


For information:

www.ccfcme.org/Nano10 



November 1-3, 2010

Third Nanotechnology International Forum,

Moscow,Russia


Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies is glad to inform you that the Third Nanotechnology International Forum will take place in Moscow 1st through 3rd  November 2010.


The Forum to be held in accordance with Executive Order of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 1058-r, signed on July 30, 2009.


The Second Nanotechnology International Forum took place in Moscow in October, 6-8th, 2009. It was dedicated by the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev.


More than 11 000 participants attended Forum events. More than 1400 representatives of global nanoindustry, government and business from 36 countries gave oral and poster presentations. 425 presentations were performed and 21 panel discussions took place during the Forum. 340 Russian and foreign companies participated in the exhibition. Total area of the exhibition was 2993 sq.m. (net).


All the Forum materials are available on official Forum website www.rusnanoforum.com 


Participation terms will be published on the website after February 1st, 2010.

 


November 19-21, 2010

Nanotech India 2010: A Nano Smart World

Gokulam Park, Kochi


More than 1500 scientists, researchers, engineers, corporate business and technology executives, investors, industry leaders, Technology Transfer Offices (TTOs) and entrepreneurs who are the key drivers and buyers within Nanotech will join us in Cochin. Attendees from several countries will attend the Nanotech India 2010.

For Information: www.nanotechindia.in 



April 11-14, 2011

IMAGINENANO

Bilbao Exhibition Center,

Bilbao,Spain

 

For the first time, ImagineNano will comprise in 15.000 m˛, extensive thematic conferences in parallel, a huge industrial exhibition carried out with the latest nanotrends for the future and a social component where everyone can meet and greet Nanotechnology side by side.


One place, five conferences in parallel covering hot science trends:


  • NanoSpain 2011 – NanoSudoe
  • Graphene 2011
  • NanoBio&Med 2011
  • Trends in NanoApplications (TNA 2011)
  • Energy; PPM 2011 (Photonics, Plasmonics and Magneto-Optics)

More info here: http://www.nanopaprika.eu/profiles/blogs/imaginenano-one-of-the-largest


The International NanoScience Community is official media partner of ImagineNano 2011.



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