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Event partners

Nokia

Danish Agency for Science Technology and Innovation

VEECO - Solutions for a nanoscale world

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

Become an event partner

Sponsors

Danisco

Novo Nordisk A/S

Nordic Innovation Centre

Carlsberg

BioBay

Co-organisers

University of Copenhagen, Nano-Science Center

University of Aarhus, iNANO

Technical University of Denmark

Lund University

NaNet - The Danish Nanotechnology Network

Media partners

Nanovip.com

Small Times

Nanowerk

I-Micronews

Nanotimes

nanotechweb.org

Foresight Nanotech Institute

Real Nanotech Investor

Nordicum - Scandinavian business magazine

Lead Organiser

Spinverse Consulting

Abstract submission

Thanks to those of you that submitted an abstract to be considered for a poster or presentation at Nanotech Northern Europe 2008. The call for contributions has now closed.

Authors will be contacted before the end of May 2008.

Topics

Sustainable solutions for energy and environment

  • Nanomaterials for renewable energy
  • New organic solar cells
  • Hydrogen technology and sustainable energy
  • Fuel cells
  • Nanocatalysis

Nanotechnology-enabled ICT

  • Nanowires
  • Carbon nanomaterials for Nanoelectronics
  • Nanoelectronics & Molecular Electronics
  • Nanophotonics

Nanobiotechnology and nanomedicine

  • Biomolecular materials by design
  • Diagnostics and biosensors
  • Tissue engineering
  • Drug delivery
  • Nanoscale organization of biological systems

Water: Nanotechnology and the global challenge of access to clean water

  • Technology solutions
  • Policy issues

Food: Nanotechnology and the food industry

  • Food production and processing:
  • Packaging

Construction: Nanotechnology for environmentally-friendly construction

Safety: Safe development of nanotechnology

  • Toxicology
  • Nanoparticle detection and characterisation
  • Risk assessment, regulatory approaches
  • Ethics

Investment: Public Funding, Technology Transfer, Research/Industry Cooperation

  • Public funding of nanotechnology
  • Research-Industry cooperation
  • Global nanotechnology and international cooperation

 

How to Submit

The abstract is submitted in plain text using a web form. The identifying information, such as the names of the author and possible co-authors are input in their own fields. The actual abstract is input in the large "Abstract content" text field, which corresponds roughly to one third of an A4 size paper, or 250 English words (10pt Times font, 3cm margins). This one full view of the Abstract content field is a good length for an abstract. The maximum amount of text is 3700 characters, which corresponds roughly to one full A4 size paper (10pt Times font, 3cm margins) with the identifying information and the optional supporting figure.

See the correspondence of the abstract submission form and an A4 paper print in the image below. Click the image to open a larger version. You can also view an example of the A4 paper print version of the abstract in this Word document. Please note that this document does not represent the final layout used in the Book of Abstract published later this year, but is only provided for measuring the length of your abstract.

Abstract form-paper correspondence

You will have the option to apply for an oral presentation, a poster, or both. Posters will be displayed in the exhibition area during the event.

Abstracts should be submitted in plain text; if you need to refer to one supporting image, chart or figure, you should provide a URL (a link) to the location of the image (e.g. jpg, gif, or png file) in the abstract submission form (in the field [Figure A]). For example, the URL of the Spinverse logo in the logo section on the right is "http://www.nanotech.net/ntne2008_www/images/partnerlogos/100x_spinverse.jpg".

If accepted, you will not be required to provide a paper. Instead, we will feature your presentation on this website.