The European Technology Platform on Nanomedicine General Assembly 2009 will be held in Germany in May
11 May 2009 - 12 May 2009
Austria
This general assembly will present an industrial perspective on the most promising research areas and roadmaps that are expected to enable breakthroughs in Nanomedicine. These initial roadmaps have been identified during a high level ETP expert workshop in February 2009 and shall now be discussed with the larger community. Many challenges were already laid out in the Strategic Research Agenda of the ETP; it is now time to choose those roadmaps and research areas to invest in.
The primary objectives of the meeting will be
* the final discussion of the Roadmaps of the ETP to be delivered to the EC in Summer 2009
* information about the ERANET EuroNanoMed and its calls to be launched in June 2009
* Information about input in and impact on the work programmes of the EC units NMP, Health and ICT
* discussion of future directions of European industrial R&D in nanomedicine in view of the increasing competition from the US and Asia.
The meeting also provides a communication platform for networking and consortium building with leading experts from academia, industry and clinics.
The registration will be closed on 30. April 2009. As the number of participants is limited to 150, the admission will be handled on a first come first serve basis.For further information, please visit: http://www.etp-nanomedicine.eu(opens in new window)
The primary objectives of the meeting will be
* the final discussion of the Roadmaps of the ETP to be delivered to the EC in Summer 2009
* information about the ERANET EuroNanoMed and its calls to be launched in June 2009
* Information about input in and impact on the work programmes of the EC units NMP, Health and ICT
* discussion of future directions of European industrial R&D in nanomedicine in view of the increasing competition from the US and Asia.
The meeting also provides a communication platform for networking and consortium building with leading experts from academia, industry and clinics.
The registration will be closed on 30. April 2009. As the number of participants is limited to 150, the admission will be handled on a first come first serve basis.For further information, please visit: http://www.etp-nanomedicine.eu(opens in new window)