NanoTransfer 2005


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	The 1st Workshop on NanoTechnology Transfer in Europe December 15, 2005 \| Hotel Mercure Paris Tour Eiffel Suffren \| Hosted by European Nano Systems 2005

Nanotechnology research with potential to be transferred to industry on the forefront of discussions on developments, trends and strategies.

Participants include:
- 16 speakers on topics from strategic perspectives to technology transfer infrastructures
- Startups and innovators unfolding their ideas
- Representatives from the main industries determining the future of nanotech
- Venture capitalists and experts from areas supporting technology transfer

Nanotechnology Transfer (see program)

Research presented at ENS 2005

Strategic Perspectives


Carlo Falessi	Fred Allen	Cosmin Roman

Industry case-studies: low cost fabrication


Johannes Fröhling	Norbert Reng	Helge Luesebrink	Patrick O'Connor	Markus Arendt

Start-up Case-Studies


Thomas Magnussen	Olivier Decroly	Maksim Kireitseu	Stephanos Nitodas

Transfer Infrastructures


Tyson Winarski	Jeff Wyatt	Rafi Gidron	Margaret Hartnett

Sessions
• Modeling, characterization and testing
• Synthesis of nanostructures and nano-composites
• Production and characterization of carbon nanotubes
• Electrical characterization of nanostructures
• Bio-motors and bio-detectors
• Atomistic modeling
• Nanostructures for computing

Invited Speakers
• CMOL: Second life for silicon?", Konstantin K. Likharev, Stony Brook Univ., Stony Brook, USA
• "Bottom-up approach to silicon nanoelectronics", Hiroshi Mizuta , Tokyo Institute of Technology
• "Multiscale modeling with carbon nanotubes - applications in electronics, sensors, displays and structural nanocomposites", Amitesh Maiti, Lawrence Livermore National Lab.

Special Carbon Nanotubes Session

• Nanotubes and Industrial Applications
- Composite Materials
- Processing Methods
- Panel Discussion - Applications Drivers and Fabrication Capabilities