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Nanotech Europe 2009 Speakers Included

Dieter Bimberg Professor Dieter Bimberg,
Chairman, Conference Committee & AGeNT-D (Germany)
Peter Andreas Grünberg Peter Andreas Grünberg,
Professor, Nobel Prize Winner 2007, Institute of Solid State Research (Germany)
Emmanuel Desurvire Emmanuel Desurvire,
Director, Thales Research & Technology (France)
Stefan Kienzle Stefan Kienzle,
Director for Materials, Manufacturing and Lightweight, Daimler AG (Germany)
Christos Tokamanis Christos Tokamanis,
Head of Unit "Nano and converging Sciences and Technologies", DG Research, European Commission
Dieter Weller

 Dieter Weller,
Manager Future Magnetic Recording Media, Hitachi GST (USA)
Alexander von Preysing Alexander von Preysing,
Senior Vice President, Deutsche Börse AG (Germany)
Jani Kivioja Jani Kivioja,
Research Leader, Nokia Research Center (UK)
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PARTNERS AND SPEAKERS 2009
Federal Ministry of Education and Research AGeNT-D
Nokia Technology Academy Foundation
The Millennium Technology Prize Chinano
Carl Zeiss Shell International Exploration and Production
Daimler BASF - The Chemical Company
Bayer Material Science Lux Research
Saudi Aramco Bax & Willems Consulting Venturing
Thermo Fisher Scientific Nanotechnologie
Hessen-Nanotech NMN
ENNaB INM
CC NanoChem Upob
INCH CeNTech GmbH
NanOP NanoBioNet
NanoMat
GOLD MEDIA PARTNER 2009
MATCHMAKING PARTNER 2009
Technology Review Enterprise Europe Network
2009 GLOBAL PARTNER
2009 OFFICIAL AIRLINE
nano tech 2010 Lufthansa – German Airlines
2009 CO-ORGANISER
LEAD ORGANISER
TU Berlin Spinverse Consulting


Emmanuel Delamarche
Leading researcher, IBM Zürich Research Laboratory

Dr. Delamarche is currently leading activities on Experimental Biosciences in the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory with the goal of developing expertise in micro/nanotechnology, surface chemistry and biochemistry for solving important problems in biology and medicine. His work focuses on self-assembly, soft lithography, miniaturized biological assays based on microfluidics, and nanotechnology.

He sometimes acts as a research expert for IBM task forces, consulting engagements, or to review research projects and technologies. He received a master degree in chemistry from the University Paul Sabatier of Toulouse in 1992. He then received a Ph.D. in biochemistry in 1995 from the University of Zurich, for work done at IBM.