5th Annual NanoMaterials Conference Scheduled for June 2011 in London

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PRESS RELEASE

Published on September 28, 2010
Written by AZoM
NanoCentral, in partnership with IntertechPira, is proud to announce dates and location for 5th annual NanoMaterials conference. Returning to the Hotel Russell, London, UK, on 7-9 June 2011, the event will deliver an outstanding learning and networking platform for anyone involved with commercialised nanotechnology.

Building on its conceptual origin, the 5th edition of this unrivalled event will focus on topics such as innovation, success stories, strategy and policy. The event's main aim being promotion of progress and new ideas, NanoMaterials will follow this trend and deliver new programme structure in 2011.

This website was created specifically for this event. The content below is from the site's archived pages.

NanoMaterials™ - the leading conference focused on commercalisation of nanomaterials in Europe.

NanoMaterials™ will be coming back to the one of the world's greatest cities, London, for another year. Building on its conceptual origin, the 5th edition of this unrivalled event will focus on topics such as innovation, success stories, strategy and policy. The event's main aim being promotion of progress and new ideas, NanoMaterials™ will follow this trend and deliver new programme structure in 2011.

New event structure

  • 2 plenary sessions
    NanoMaterials2011™ will feature the opening plenary session in the morning of day 1 and the closing plenary session in the afternoon of day 2. These sessions will present senior industry players providing real insight into key issues that affect the entire nanotechnology supply chain.
  • Parallel sessions
    In 2011, the focus of the parallel tracks will be 
    - Policy, Business & Finance
    - Synthesis and production
    - Innovations in nanomaterials
    - Characterisation and metrology & SHE

NanoMaterials™ 2011 will also feature a bigger than ever exhibitionshowcasing leading suppliers of services and products as well as extensivenetworking opportunities. These will include an evening drinks receptionand 1-2-1 Networking that was launched at the last year's event for the first time and provided delegates with more efficient way of meeting people. The conference will run during 2 days, on 8-9 June.

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NanoMaterials2011 Agenda: 8-9 June

 

ln 2011, we will run 2 plenary sessions and 3 parallel sessions with a change in focus from the previous editions of NanoMaterials.

Opening plenary session in the morning of day 1 and the closing plenary session in the afternoon of day 2 will present senior industry players providing real insight into key issues that affect the entire commercialised nanotechnology supply chain.

 

3 plenary sessions will cover:

  • Policy, Business & Finance
    Macroeconomic and nano-market analysis, navigating the regulatory landscape, securing project funding and how to do business in the global nanomaterials marketplace
  • Innovations in synthesis and production
    Innovations in manufacturing - modelling, synthesis, characterisation, improving manufacturing efficiencies, upscaling, production management and quality control
  • Innovations in nanomaterials
    The latest developments in nanotechnolgy, across applications including clean tech, electronics, medicine, composites, coatings, and plastics

NanoMaterials2011 confirmed speakers

  • Stephen Cash, NanoCentral
  • Prof Peter Dobson, Academic Director, Begbroke Science Park, Oxford University
  • Prof Robert Falkner, Senior Research Fellow, LSE Global Governance
  • Tatsuro Ichihara, CEO, Kyoto Environmental Nanotechnology Cluster
  • Paul Haddock, Head of Capital Markets, PLUS Markets Group
  • Dr Richard Holliday, Director - Technology, World Gold Council
  • Steve Bennington, Chief Scientist, Cella Energy Ltd.
  • Stephen Coulson, CTO, P2i
  • Prof Bill Milne, Head of Electronic Devices and Materials, Cambridge University
  • Kathy Groves, Leatherhead Food Research
  • Gerhard Goldbeck-Wood, Director, Materials Studio Marketing, Accelrys
  • Bill Mills, Managing Director, NW Texnet
  • Jan Niehaus, CAN Hamburg
  • Paul Holbrow / Delphine Bard, Principal Scientist, Heath and Safety Laboratory

    ...plus many more to be announced soon!

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Sponsors & Exhibitors

Find out more about or contact NanoMaterials 2011 Sponsors & Exhibitors listed below:

University of Birmingham

To facilitate access to the latest research capabilities and equipment, Advantage West Midlands and the European Regional Development Fund have invested over £80m in state-of-the-art equipment and facilities in two of the top UK research institutions – the University of Birmingham and the University of Warwick. Three key areas have been invested in - Advanced Materials, Translational Medicine and Energy Futures – and aim to establish the West Midlands region as a leading research and technology centre within the UK and the world. Facilities and expertise are available for commercial use, research and consultancy. For more information visit www.birminghamsciencecity.co.uk.

+44 (0)121 414 3344

our addressEdgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2TT, United Kingdom

Hosokawa Micron

Hosokawa Micron leads the way in nano particle production technologies that can increase product value by improving and adding functionality. We are able to work directly with customers to create unique nano-composites and engineered particles to meet specific demands, improve powder characteristics and/or create new characteristics without changing chemical properties.

Rivington Road , Whitehouse , Runcorn , WA7 3DS, United Kingdom

Center for Applied Nanotechnology (CAN) GmbH

CAN GmbH offers contract research and development of nanoparticle systems on applications for the areas of consumables, specialty polymers and healthcare products and participates in national and international research programs. CAN GmbH has access to a large regional network of internationally outstanding scientists in the nanosciences, nanotechnology and life sciences as well as to an excellent array of instruments that is state-of-the art internationally.

www.can-hamburg.de/

call us on+49.40 42838–4983

our addressGrindelallee 117, Hamburg, 20146, Germany

BHR Group Ltd

BHR Group is an independent fluid engineering consultancy & research organisation, providing practical and cost-effective solutions for clients through confidential consultancy projects and shared-cost consortia. Helping the Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Aerospace, Electronics, Paints, Inks, Coatings, Plastics and Component Manufacturing Industries to bring novel products to market BHR Group capabilities include: • Nanoparticle dispersion and stabilisation • Equipment design, scale up and evaluation • Dispersion characterisation • Physical and numerical modelling • Design of nanoengineered surfaces • Testing of nanoenhanced materials, components and systems • Tribological Assessments

Fluid Engineering Centre, College Road, Cranfield, MK43 0AJ, United Kingdom

PlasmaChem GmbH

PlasmaChem GmbH is the developer and manufacturer of a comprehensive spectrum of nanomaterials from nanodiamonds to quantum dots for R&D purposes as well as of nanoparticles based consumer goods products and solutions for industrial applications (electroplating, automotive, optical, polishing etc.)

our address Rudower Chaussee 29, Berlin, D-12489, Germany

 

 

NanoMaterials-Conference.com: More Background

NanoMaterials-Conference.com is a dedicated platform for the NanoMaterials Conference, a leading event focused on the commercialization of nanomaterials. This website serves as the central hub for information, registration, and updates about the conference, attracting a global audience of researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers interested in the advancements and applications of nanomaterials. This article provides a detailed overview of the website, its history, significance, and the valuable resources it offers to its audience.

History and Evolution

The NanoMaterials Conference has established itself as a pivotal event in the field of nanotechnology. Initially launched to provide a forum for discussing the latest advancements in nanomaterials, the conference has grown significantly over the years. The website, NanoMaterials-Conference.com, was created to facilitate the dissemination of information about the conference, including schedules, speaker details, and registration processes.

One of the notable editions of the conference was the 5th Annual NanoMaterials Conference held in June 2011 in London. This event marked a significant milestone, featuring an expanded program with two plenary sessions and several parallel tracks covering policy, business, finance, synthesis, production, and innovations in nanomaterials.

Audience and Participation

The conference attracts a diverse audience, including scientists, engineers, business leaders, and government officials. The participants come from various sectors such as pharmaceuticals, electronics, energy, and materials science, reflecting the broad applications of nanomaterials. The inclusive nature of the conference ensures a rich exchange of ideas and fosters collaborations across disciplines and industries.

Press and Media Coverage

The NanoMaterials Conference has garnered significant attention from the press and media, highlighting its role in advancing nanotechnology. Media outlets have praised the conference for its comprehensive agenda and its ability to bring together leading experts in the field. Coverage often emphasizes the innovative research presented and the practical applications of nanomaterials discussed during the sessions.

Known For and Cultural Significance

NanoMaterials-Conference.com and the associated conference are known for their focus on the commercialization of nanomaterials. This emphasis distinguishes it from other scientific conferences that may focus solely on research. The conference aims to bridge the gap between scientific discovery and practical application, promoting the development of products and technologies that can benefit society.

The cultural and social significance of the conference lies in its contribution to sustainable development and innovation. Nanomaterials have the potential to revolutionize various industries by offering solutions to complex challenges, such as improving energy efficiency, enhancing medical treatments, and developing new materials with unique properties.

Conference Details and Insights

The conference features a structured program designed to maximize learning and networking opportunities. Key components include:

  1. Plenary Sessions: These sessions feature keynote speakers who are prominent figures in the nanotechnology field. They provide insights into the latest trends, challenges, and future directions of the industry.

  2. Parallel Sessions: These tracks allow participants to delve deeper into specific topics, such as policy and finance, synthesis and production, and innovative applications of nanomaterials.

  3. Exhibitions: The conference includes an exhibition area where companies and organizations showcase their latest products and technologies. This provides a platform for businesses to connect with potential clients and partners.

  4. Networking Events: To facilitate meaningful connections, the conference organizes networking sessions, including an evening drinks reception and one-on-one meetings.

Reviews and Feedback

Participants consistently praise the conference for its high-quality content and organization. Reviews highlight the breadth of topics covered and the expertise of the speakers. Attendees appreciate the opportunity to learn about cutting-edge research and to engage with leaders in the field. The networking opportunities are often cited as a valuable aspect of the conference, enabling collaborations that extend beyond the event itself.

Examples and Case Studies

The conference often features case studies and real-world examples of how nanomaterials are being used to address various challenges. For instance, presentations may cover the use of nanomaterials in renewable energy systems, medical devices, and advanced manufacturing processes. These examples provide tangible evidence of the potential impact of nanotechnology and inspire further innovation.

 

NanoMaterials-Conference.com is more than just a website; it is a vital resource for anyone involved in the field of nanomaterials. The NanoMaterials Conference it supports plays a crucial role in advancing the commercialization of nanotechnology, fostering collaboration, and driving innovation. By providing a platform for the exchange of ideas and showcasing practical applications, the conference contributes to the growth and development of this exciting field. Whether you are a researcher, industry professional, or policymaker, NanoMaterials-Conference.com offers valuable insights and opportunities to stay at the forefront of nanotechnology.

 

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