United Kingdom
RSC Chemical Nanosciences and Nanotechnology Network Meeting
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In Keele
The scope of this event includes:
•   The fabrication and utilisation of: Â
o   novel nanostructured materials.Â
o   novel nanoparticle materials including metal, oxide and other inorganic systems.   Â
o   carbon and inorganic nanotubes and fullerenes and their utilisation in technological processes.  Â
o   novel nanostructures using bottom-up self-assembly processes.   Â
o   novel nanostructured surfaces,  Â
o   novel quantum dots in technological processes.  Â
o   novel biologically relevant nanostructures.  Â
•   The development of top-down lithographic processes and materials to fabricate nanostructured surfaces.  Â
•   The integration of bottom-up self-assembly processes with top-down lithographic processes to create three dimensional functioning and adaptive nanostructures.  Â
•   Investigation of the property-size relationship at the nanoscale.  Â
•   Health, safety and environmental implications of chemical nanoscience and nanotechnology.
•   The fabrication and utilisation of: Â
o   novel nanostructured materials.Â
o   novel nanoparticle materials including metal, oxide and other inorganic systems.   Â
o   carbon and inorganic nanotubes and fullerenes and their utilisation in technological processes.  Â
o   novel nanostructures using bottom-up self-assembly processes.   Â
o   novel nanostructured surfaces,  Â
o   novel quantum dots in technological processes.  Â
o   novel biologically relevant nanostructures.  Â
•   The development of top-down lithographic processes and materials to fabricate nanostructured surfaces.  Â
•   The integration of bottom-up self-assembly processes with top-down lithographic processes to create three dimensional functioning and adaptive nanostructures.  Â
•   Investigation of the property-size relationship at the nanoscale.  Â
•   Health, safety and environmental implications of chemical nanoscience and nanotechnology.
Contact:
Clare Hoskins