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| Today's Nano Headlines |
Submission deadline for Australian consultation on nanomaterials is this Friday
Last November, the Australian Secretary for Health released a public discussion paper inviting consultations on a Government proposal to strengthen regulation of industrial nanomaterials use in Australia. The deadline for submissions regarding the discussion paper is 5pm this Friday, February 12. [more]
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German-Japanese research project 'Quantum Computing in isotopically Engineered Diamond'
The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (abbreviated DFG, German Research Foundation in English) and the Japan Science and Technology Agency ( JST) are launching the research project 'Quantum Computing in isotopically Engineered Diamond' aiming to novel logic devices potentially enabling faster computing and unconditionally secure communications. [more]
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Announcing the International Workshop on Nanomedicine at NanoSpain
The International Workshop on Nanomedicine will be held in parallel with the 7th NanoSpain Conference. [more]
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Enhanced need for agricultural and environmental monitoring revs up demand for sensors
New analysis from Frost and Sullivan, Sensors for Agriculture and Environment Monitoring, finds that advanced techniques such as sensors, wireless communication technologies, and robotics are employed for precision agriculture/farming. [more]
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Birthplace of nanotechnology to host October symposium
On Oct. 11-13, the best minds in carbon nanotechnology will gather at Rice University for a technical symposium during the Year of Nano, a series of events at the university celebrating the 25th anniversary of nano's big bang. [more]
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Munich-based PhD scholarships in NanoBioTechnology
Call for applications for PhD scholarships at the International Doctorate Program 'NanoBioTechnology'. [more]
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New nanotechnology review article focuses on environmental clean-up
Dr. Barbara Karn of EPA's National Center for Environmental Research (NCER) is lead author on a recently published article in Environmental Health Perspectives entitled 'Nanotechnology and In Situ Remediation: A Review of the Benefits and Potential Risks'. [more]
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Nanocomposite materials show promise for solar hydrogen generation
A novel strategy for engineering semiconductor materials can boost the performance of water-splitting solar cells for hydrogen production, according to a new study by researchers at the University of California, Santa Cruz. [more]
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The 4th Annual Conference for the
American Academy of Nanomedicine
BOLGER CENTER [Map & Directions]
9600 Newbridge Drive
Potomac, MD 20854-4436
United States
Phone: 301.983.7000 Fax: 301.983.7728
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The symposium will feature three keynote speakers:
- Dr. Robert Langer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Dr. Sam Stupp, Northwestern University
- Dr. Mihail Roco, National Science Foundation
- Plus many other nationally and internationally renowned researchers in nanomedicine, and representatives from government institutions and funding agencies
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| 2008 Conference Submissions |
Deadline |
| Abstract Submissions (Extended!) |
Jul 31/08 |
| Young Investigator Award Application |
Aug 1/08 |
| President Research Award Application |
Aug 1/08 |
| Big Poster Award Application |
Aug 1/08 |
| Fellowship Application |
Aug 1/08 |
| Exhibition Application |
Aug 1/08 |
The Bolger Center, Washington D.C. [ Map]
Set on 83 acres of land in beautiful Potomac, Maryland, just outside Washington, DC, the Bolger Center combines form and function for the discerning meeting planner. The Bolger Center is one of the largest conference and training facilities in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
The Bolger Center offers 75 spacious meeting rooms that will accommodate groups of five to 500. The 70,000 square feet of high technology of meeting space consists of classic meeting rooms as well as conference boardrooms and computer labs. Designed with comfort in mind, the 477 hotel guest rooms and suites invite refreshing sleep after an eventful day of training.
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