Congress Day 1, Tuesday, 26 April 2005
Helsinki Fair Centre
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8.00 |
Registration
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Plenary Session
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Chairman Pekka Koponen, Managing Director, Spinverse Consulting |
9.00
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Janez Potocnik, European Commissioner for Science & Research
Opening of the Congress
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9.20 |
Alan J. Heeger , Professor of Physics & Materials Engineering, University of California at Santa Barbara, 2000 Nobel Laureate
Plastic Electronics and Optoelectronics
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10.00 |
Tero Ojanperä , Chief Strategy Officer, Nokia
How does nanotechnology change mobile industry? |
10.30 |
Coffee break
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11.00 |
Jukka Kivinen , Vice President, UPM New Ventures
Nanotech - opportunity or threat for paper industry? |
11.30 |
Matthew Nordan , Vice President, Research, Lux Research
Nanotechnology's Impact on Products: When, Where, and How Much?
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12.00 |
Lunch & Exhibition |
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Mobile Devices |
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Paper
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13.30 |
Chairman Kari-Pekka Estola,
Vice President,
Head of Tehnology Exploration,
Nokia Research Center
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13.30
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Chairman Janne Laine,
Helsinki University of Technology |
13.40 |
Konstantin Likharev, Stony Brook University, USA
CMOL: The new concept for nanoelectronics
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13.45
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Mika Vähä-Nissi, KCL, Finland
Is there room for nano in paper industry? |
14.20 |
Thomas Björnholm, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Bottom-up opportunities - the promise of molecular electronics |
14.15 |
Patrick A.C. Gane, Omya AG, Switzerland
A new coating structure strategy for designed absorbtion and optimized adsorption: A study of the use of novel pigments with nano-surface features on micro-particles. |
15.00 |
Coffee break |
14.45 |
Coffee break |
15.30 |
Russell Cowburn, Imperial College, London, UK
Spintronics using nanomagnetic logic gates |
15.30
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Jukka Seppälä , Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
Nanostructured polymers: New materials for paper technologies
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16.10 |
Magnus Berggren, Linköping University, Sweden
Organic electronics - connecting electronics and materials |
16.00 |
Rosa Carceller, Kemira, Finland
Influence of polymer nanostructures on the surface of AKD-sized paper |
16.50 |
Dorothea Wiessman, IBM Research
Millipede: A complete scanning-probe storage system |
16.30
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Jukka T. Heikkinen, Product Development, Metso Paper Inc., Finland
Nanotechnology in paper machine parts and components - Possibilities and Challenges |
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Closing speech of the day
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17.20
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Kjetil Storvik, Managing Director, Nordic Innovation Centre
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17.45 |
Poster Session & Cocktails |
18.30 |
Welcome Reception
Buffet dinner, music by singer Anna Hanski and pianist Kyösti Laihi
Glass Gallery, Helsinki Fair Centre
Arranged jointly with ChemBio Finland 05 -exhibition and the Finnish Chemical Congress
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