Event registration now open
Early registration fees for Nanotech Northern Europe, Europe’s largest annual nanotechnology conference and trade show, are in effect until 15th June 2008.
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The Nanotech Northern Europe exhibition will include opportunity to meet the leading international companies, innovative SMEs and research centres that are developing and applying nanotechnology. Exhibition sales are now open.
Speakers at Nanotech Northern Europe 2008 include:
Ioffe Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
IBM Zürich Research Laboratory
Advanced Studies Laboratory, Hewlett-Packard
Russian Research Center "Kurchatov Institute"
Nanotechnology Unit, EU Commission
Nanoscience Centre, University of Cambridge
Director, R&D Division, Haldor Topsøe
University of California, Berkeley
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)
Recent news
454 Life Sciences and Baylor College of Medicine have published the complete DNA sequence and analysis of an individual human diploid genome, in a study reported in Nature. Co-author Dr Michael Egholm of 454 Life Sciences will be speaking at Nanotech Northern Europe 2008. Read more...
Building the world’s smallest transistors with graphene
Reporting their peer-reviewed findings in the latest issue of the journal Science, Dr Kostya Novoselov and Nanotech Northern Europe 2008 speaker Professor Andre Geim at The University of Manchester show that graphene can be carved into tiny electronic circuits with individual transistors having a size not much larger than that of a molecule. Read more...
Nokia and University of Cambridge unveil 'Morph' concept phone
Nokia, a Nanotech Northern Europe event partner, has unveiled the 'Morph' concept phone. The concept has been jointly developed by Nokia and the University of Cambridge. Read more...
ScienceDaily article describes promise and pitfalls of graphene
Researchers at EPFL and Radboud University of Nijmegen tested the potential of graphene as a material for 'spintronic' devices; specifically investigating whether electron spins align along the edges of graphene layers. Read more...