Event partners

NMN

Hessen-Nanotech

CC NanoChem

ENNaB

INCH

CeNTech GmbH

NanOP

NanoBioNet

NanoMat

Nanotechnologie

Upob

 

Co-Organiser

TU Berlin

 

Lead Organiser

Spinverse Consulting

 

 

Trends and key issues for eco-innovative nanotech solutions in construction

Session chair:
Maj Munch Andersen
GNNC project leader, Danish Technical University
Theme: Construction   Session begins: Thu 25 September, 09:00

This one-day session will explore the impact and potentials that nanotechnology may have on the construction sector, particularly in the area of nanotech-related eco-innovation. The session seeks to create new linkages between the construction sector and nanoscientists and –companies, with a particular focus on Nordic synergies and market opportunities.


Contents

Introductory notes by Green Nordic NanoCon

09:00
Maj Munch Andersen
GNNC project leader, Danish Technical University

Nanotechnology: Chances for Sustainable Construction

09:10
Michael Kutschera
GKI/P, BASF Construction Chemicals

Nanomaterials and nanotechnology have attracted a lot of attention both in the scientific field and in media communication. But up to now most announcements concerning nano-products still target future possibilities which will not be realized within the next decade.

The development, trends and challenges of green nanoconstruction

09:40
Wenzhong Zhu
Manager, Scottish Centre for Nanotechnology in Construction

An Architect's Perspective on Designing Nanoscale Research Facilities

10:15
Ahmad Soueid
Principal/Senior Vice President, HDR Architecture, Inc.

Nanoscale research and development requires specially designed laboratories and cleanrooms used for discovery, characterization and nanofabrication of novel materials. Scientists require "quiet" environments designed to minimize the impact of acoustical, vibration and electro magnetic noise sources; accurately regulate the temperature and humidity; and precicely control particulate and molecular contamination. The speaker will highlight technical requirements and design features used in the latest advanced science building projects.