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29 June-4 July 2008: Gyeongju, South Korea |
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29 June-4 July 2008: Le Corum, Montpellier, France |
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3 July 2008: University of Ulster, Belfast, Northern Ireland |
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4 July 2008: Institute of Materials, Mining and Minerals (iom3), Carlton House Terrace, London, UK As the Beijing Olympics begin and London 2012 draws nearer, TechniTex are proud to host a one day seminar which will focus on the development of clothing and equipment found at the Olympic Games and other major sporting events. This high profile event will cover key design and technology developments in clothing, swimwear, footwear and sports equipment. Speakers include Lord Haskell Hon. Chairman of TechniTex, Scott Drawer of UK Sport and Jason Rance Head of Speedo’s Aqua Lab alongside other prominent individuals in sports design. The event will be an important and exciting day for those interested in design, performance fabrics, nanotechnology, fashion and to all those looking for the next innovation in technical textiles. The event is free and we encourage you to join us for what promises to be an exciting day. For further details contact TechniTex - john-painter@btconnect.com or bradley.rose@fresh-max.com To register for this free event, go to http://www.daionline.co.uk:80/2447/index.html
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6-10 July 2008: Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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July 2008: Marriott Hotel,
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8 July 2008: IET, Savoy Place, London Professor Gimzewski, Distinguished Professor of Chemistry at UCLA and leading nanoscientist, will talk about the strongest material ever made, the reality of a space elevator, how the electronics industry kick-started the nanomedicine revolution and the potential for programming single molecules. If that's not enough diversity in one individual, he will also share with his audience some of his passion for the artistic interpretation of the nano world! Wine / fruit juice / water available from 5.30 pm To reserve your place and confirm your attendance,
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9-10 July 2008: NurnbergMesse, Germany |
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9-11 July 2008: Berlin, Germany The annual scientific conference focusing on nanostructural imaging, characterization and modification using scanning probe microscopy (SPM) and related techniques. |
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10-11 July 2008: Milpitas, California, USA |
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14-16
July 2008: Thessalonki, Greece
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15-17 July 2008: San Francisco, California, USA |
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19-24 July 2008: Evanston, Illinois, USA |
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20-26 July 2008: Kunming, China |
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22-24 July 2008: Dublin, Ireland |
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27 July - 1 August 2008: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
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2 - 15 August 2008: Lake Saiko and Shonan Village, Japan |
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10 - 14 August 2008: San Diego, California, USA |
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24 - 29 August 2008: University of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands |
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August - 4 September 2008: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico |
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5 September 2008: University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK Course Module 4: 'Nanodiagnostics' A one-day course, delivered in collaboration with Strathclyde University, which will review new developments in nanotechnology as applied to IVDs, including lab-on-a-chip devices, DNA chips, nanoarrays, etc. For further information please telephone Gemma McCulloch at the Institute of Nanotechnology: +44 (0)1786 458075,
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19 - 24 September 2008: Hotel Eden Roc, Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain Programme and applications: accessible online at www.esf.org/conferences/08218 |
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23 - 26 September 2008: Tsukuba International Congress Center, Ibaraki, Japan |
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7-8 Oct 2008: Frankfurt, Germany
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A hot bed for new ideas, you’ll have the opportunity to meet and exchange ideas with the thought leaders and market movers from across the world. For more details please visit www.polymerconferences.com |
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9 Oct 2008: Cranfield University, Bedfordshire, UK Course Module 6: 'Nanotoxicology'This module deals with the toxicology of nanoparticles and nanomaterials, both naturally occurring and manufactured substances. The introduction to nanoscale materials is essential to fully appreciate the level of interaction possible, and the complexity of determining the toxicity of nanoscale materials. The course does not assume any toxicology knowledge (and so that is covered within the course). The regulation of manufacture and importing nanomaterials is discussed in general. A brief discussion of the ethics and risk perception of nanomaterials summarises up the intensive course For further information please telephone Gemma McCulloch at the Institute of Nanotechnology: +44 (0)1786 458075,
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10 Oct 2008: Cranfield University, Bedfordshire, UK Course Module 2: 'NanoBiosensors' This one-day course, delivered in partnership with Cranfield University, will cover the application of nanotechnology to highly sensitive, miniature analytical devices that incorporate biological material, biologically-derived materials and biomimetic materials. For further information please telephone Gemma McCulloch at the Institute of Nanotechnology: +44 (0)1786 458075, |
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| 21-24
October 2008: Paris, France |
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22-26
October 2008: Hersonissos, Crete, Greece
After the successful outcome of the 1st International Symposium on Transparent Conductive Oxides (TCO2006) that took place in Crete, Greece in October 2006 the International Board of directors has decided for the follow-up to take place again in Crete in October 2008. Thus we hereby proudly announce that the 2nd TCO (www.tco2008.org) will be held at the Creta Maris/ Terra Maris Hotel (www.maris.gr) in Crete, Greece in the period October 22-26, 2008. Call
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23-25 October 2008: Chitose Institute of Science and Technology, Hokkaido, Japan |
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24 October 2008: Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, UK |
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3-7 November 2008: Grenoble, France |
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6 November 2008: TWI Ltd, Cambridge, UK Nanotechnology is beginning to revolutionise almost every area of medicine. Research at the nanoscale provides us with an ever greater understanding of how the human body works and how diseases develop. Implementation of this knowledge in terms of new medical products and treatments, however, also requires the development of new generations of medical nanomaterials (a material with one or more external dimensions, or an internal structure, on the nanoscale) or adding novel properties to existing materials whether in the fields of diagnosis, imaging, drug delivery or surgery. This workshop will bring together leading clinicians and medical scientists, developers of new “smart” or functionalized nanomaterials, industry experts and business specialists in a multidisciplinary and interactive forum to collectively examine and propose ways of bringing new medical nanomaterials effectively to the clinic. Cost: Clinicians £350+VAT Industry £550+VAT
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9-13 November 2008: Tokyo, Japan |
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26-27
November 2008: RIBA, 66 Portland Place, London Some of the most exciting research in the world is being undertaken in the field of medicine. Many challenges exist in identifying disease at the earliest possible stage and preventing and treating cancer, congenital, degenerative and infectious diseases - and increasingly, lifestyle-induced diseases such as diabetes. Even greater challenges exist in bringing affordable, safe medicines to a wide population, and in enabling the elderly to remain active and maintain their faculties for as long as possible. Hear what international experts think the greatest medical challenges are, and how they can be met using the new technologies to unravel the secrets of illness and create the means whereby we can all live longer, healthier lives. |
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3-5 December 2008: Moscow, Russia |
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21-24 January 2009: Bolans Village, Antigua and Barbuda |
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25-28 January 2009: Bolans Village, Antigua and Barbuda |
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27 February 2009: Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, UK |
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| 11-12 March 2009: Clarion Congress Hotel, Prague, Czech Republic Nanofibers for the 3rd Millenium - Nano for LifeTM |
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Day one. Lectures will be more general and will analyze the actual state on the nanofiber field: |
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The conference will be accompanied by a special course day "Introduction to the Nanofiber World" on March 10th, 2009 at the Technical University of Liberec.
Phone : +420 489 209 017 Email: conference@elmarco.com Web: http://www.nano3millennium.com |
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Please note - awaiting new date in June 2009 : Sheffield, UK NanoMedNet Workshop: 'Nanotechnology in Medical Devices' 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. For further information please telephone Gemma McCulloch at the Institute of Nanotechnology: +44 (0)1786 458075,
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