NanoTech 2000- technologies for the future
24 September 2000 - 24 September 2000
The Centre for NanoSpace technologies is organising its third conference on nanotechnology from 24 to 29 September 2000 in Houston, Texas, USA. 'NanoTech 2000- technologies for the future' will focus on the commercial and industrial applications of nanotechnology.
Participants will have the opportunity to hear leading international experts describe the latest progress in research, development and applications of micro and nanotechnology.
Working groups will provide an opportunity to exchange ideas and help initiate further ideas for possible applications of nanotechnology. The centre will also use the conference as a platform for the public launch of several new applications, including a hand-held virus detector and several micro-electrical-mechanical (MEMS) based monitoring devices.
The event is open to participants interested in micro and nanotechnology and papers for presentation are welcome.
For further information, please contact:
Centre for NanoSpace technologies
Janet Ralph-Cline
Chief of business development
Fax +1-281-4828262
E-mail: jrcline@netscape.net
URL: http://www.nanospace.org(opens in new window)
Participants will have the opportunity to hear leading international experts describe the latest progress in research, development and applications of micro and nanotechnology.
Working groups will provide an opportunity to exchange ideas and help initiate further ideas for possible applications of nanotechnology. The centre will also use the conference as a platform for the public launch of several new applications, including a hand-held virus detector and several micro-electrical-mechanical (MEMS) based monitoring devices.
The event is open to participants interested in micro and nanotechnology and papers for presentation are welcome.
For further information, please contact:
Centre for NanoSpace technologies
Janet Ralph-Cline
Chief of business development
Fax +1-281-4828262
E-mail: jrcline@netscape.net
URL: http://www.nanospace.org(opens in new window)