'International week on micro and nanotechnologies for space 2010', Noordwijk, The Netherlands
13 September 2010 - 13 September 2010
Netherlands
An event entitled 'International week on micro and nanotechnologies for space 2010' will be held in Noordwijk, The Netherlands from 13 to 17 September 2010.
This programme is designed around a series of workshops and roundtables on space applications. It will build on previous events sponsored by the European Space Agency and Caneus International, a non-profit organisation dedicated to the development of micro and nanotechnologies for aerospace applications.
Micro and nanotechnologies have significant advantages for space applications in such areas as Earth observation, navigation, communications and scientific missions. Specific benefits include fostering new types of missions and instruments, reducing cost, size, mass and time from mission conception to launch and increased performance, reliability and redundancy.
The roundtable will focus on micro and nanotechnologies for space applications like Earth observation, navigation, communications and scientific missions.
The workshops will focus on fostering international collaboration on the development of advanced micro and nanotechnologies for next generation aerospace systems. The workshop will emphasise measurable deliverables with lasting impact for the industry.For further information, please visit:
http://www.caneus.org/MNTforSpace/default.aspx(opens in new window)
This programme is designed around a series of workshops and roundtables on space applications. It will build on previous events sponsored by the European Space Agency and Caneus International, a non-profit organisation dedicated to the development of micro and nanotechnologies for aerospace applications.
Micro and nanotechnologies have significant advantages for space applications in such areas as Earth observation, navigation, communications and scientific missions. Specific benefits include fostering new types of missions and instruments, reducing cost, size, mass and time from mission conception to launch and increased performance, reliability and redundancy.
The roundtable will focus on micro and nanotechnologies for space applications like Earth observation, navigation, communications and scientific missions.
The workshops will focus on fostering international collaboration on the development of advanced micro and nanotechnologies for next generation aerospace systems. The workshop will emphasise measurable deliverables with lasting impact for the industry.For further information, please visit:
http://www.caneus.org/MNTforSpace/default.aspx(opens in new window)