The University of Edinburgh plan to showcase the Nanotecholoy achievements
27 April 2010The University of Edinburgh is one of the leading academic research centres in UK and it has come up with the latest advances in the research nanotechnology research areas. With the fast growing applications of nanotechnology research, the centre has well built up large research facilities and now it is exploring the link with the industry so that it can find the future funding needs of the project.
At present, the University of Edinburgh is planning to hold the one day event, which will showcase the nanotechnology research activities and expertise in various nanotech areas including nanotoxicology, nanosensors, nanoenergy, nanomaterials, nanoelectronics and nanometrology. The event is open for industry users of these technologies as well as people from academia interested in the areas also can join the program.
A large number of scientists from University of Edinburgh and Kelvin Nanotechnology Limited are expected to deliver presentation on latest developments in the respective area of nanotechnology in the forthcoming NMPFP7UK and if you are also interested to take part in the event, you can fill-up and submit your registration from, which is available online.
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