Symposium on advanced complex inorganic nanomaterials, Namur, Belgium
11 September 2011 - 11 September 2011
Belgium
A symposium on advanced complex inorganic nanomaterials will take place from 11 to 14 September 2011 in Namur, Belgium.
Inorganic nano-materials are often developed for the creation of new advanced devices and equipments and for improving process performances. Structures at the nano-dimensional level are displaying promising new physical and chemical properties. In inorganic nano-materials, these specific functionalities are the consequence of a complex multi-level organisation (chemical, structural, textural) of their architecture. The global properties and functional performances largely depend on the extent to which these levels are mastered during the synthesis process.
The aim of this meeting is to offer an update of recent innovations in both fundamental and applied aspects highlighting new advances and progress in the field of nano-materials (inorganics, ceramics, hybrids and bio-inspired) with an emphasis on interdisciplinary (complexity and with other disciplines) and new trends.
The event will bring together young academics, researchers and developers in the field of nanomaterials interested in collecting new ideas and establish new cooperation between research groups.For further information, please visit: http://webapps.fundp.ac.be/acin2011/homepage.php(opens in new window)
Inorganic nano-materials are often developed for the creation of new advanced devices and equipments and for improving process performances. Structures at the nano-dimensional level are displaying promising new physical and chemical properties. In inorganic nano-materials, these specific functionalities are the consequence of a complex multi-level organisation (chemical, structural, textural) of their architecture. The global properties and functional performances largely depend on the extent to which these levels are mastered during the synthesis process.
The aim of this meeting is to offer an update of recent innovations in both fundamental and applied aspects highlighting new advances and progress in the field of nano-materials (inorganics, ceramics, hybrids and bio-inspired) with an emphasis on interdisciplinary (complexity and with other disciplines) and new trends.
The event will bring together young academics, researchers and developers in the field of nanomaterials interested in collecting new ideas and establish new cooperation between research groups.For further information, please visit: http://webapps.fundp.ac.be/acin2011/homepage.php(opens in new window)