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Nano-Molecular Analysis for Emerging Technologies V
Wednesday 14 & Thursday 15 November 2012 - NPL, Teddington
Surface characterisation is critical for a wide range of industries and
applications. Each system presents its own challenges for analysis and
characterisation. This two-day conference and exhibition focused on frontier
issues in high resolution imaging and 3D nano-analysis for food, agro-chem,
healthcare, energy, surface interactions and characterisation of nanoparticles
in the environment.
The meeting covered both the frontier science and applications in novel
systems as well as recent advances in analytical techniques to characterise
them, including XPS, SIMS, AFM, SPM, near field optical methods, optical
trapping, ambient mass spectrometry and MALDI and will interest and engage
analysts from both industry and academia.
Topics covered included:
- Nano-Analysis for healthcare
- Nano-Analysis for energy and environment
- Characterisation of nanoparticles
- Nano-Analysis for food
- Nano-Analysis for agro-chem and forestry
- High-resolution imaging
- 3D Nano-Analysis and Surface Interactions
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Organising Committees
Scientific Organising Committee:
- Rob Aitken, IOM
- Morgan Alexander, University of Nottingham
- Sonia Contera, University of Oxford
- Peter Doyle, University of Ulster
- Paul Gunning, Smith & Nephew
- James Johnstone, Nano KTN
- Graham Leggett, University of Sheffield
- Wolfgang Unger, BAM, Germany
- John Vickerman, University of Manchester
- John Watts, University of Surrey
- Peter Weightman, University of Liverpool
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Local Organising Committee
- Charles Clifford
- Ian Gilmore
- Alex Shard
- Deb Roy
- Caterina Minelli
- Ratna Tantra
- Helen Sharman
- Priyanka Nair
- Hannah Carter
- Shelley Sharma
- Lekshmi Joseph
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Exhibition & Sponsorship
NMAET V 2012 was established with the following media partnership:
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Established in 2005, the Nanotechnology Industries Association
(NIA) is the only global industry-focused trade association for the
nanotechnology sector. With branches across Europe and our head office in
Brussels, the NIA collaborates with regulators and stakeholders on the
national, European and international levels so as to secure a publically and
regulatory supportive environment for the continuing advancement and
establishment of nanotechnologies.
The NIA's membership consists of both established and
up-and-coming companies from a wide variety of industrial sectors. Members of
the NIA benefit from it acting on their behalf in globally influential fora and
by providing science- and technology-based expertise through exclusive
documents, alerts and articles about contemporary nano developments and
events.
www.nanotechia.org/ |
The following organisations participated in the exhibition of scientific
equipment at this event:
Contact
If you have any queries or require further information about this event,
please email events@npl.co.uk
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