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Events  :: Nanotechnology - Producs and Processes for Environemental Benefit :: (1107 Reads)

Posted by crash on Saturday, March 10, 2007 - 08:00 PM

‘Nanotechnology - Products and Processes
for Environmental Benefit’
16 - 17 May 2007, The Royal Society, Carlton House Terrace, London
Nanotechnology - Products and Processes for Environmental Benefit
‘Nanotechnology - Products and Processes
for Environmental Benefit’
16 - 17 May 2007, The Royal Society, Carlton House Terrace, London
 
Themes Include:
Hazardous Chemical Substitution, Resource Minimisation, Reversing Pollution
and Carbon Emission Reduction

Nanotechnology is the basis of many new products and processes that can reduce pollution, minimise use of scarce resources (including energy) and offer substitutes for several hazardous chemicals.

Applications already in the market include catalysts that prevent toxic chemicals from being released into the environment, textile finishes that minimise the need for washing and reduce the transmission of disease, low-toxicity coatings that prevent biofouling, biocidal coatings that reduce the incidence and transmission of MRSA and other diseases, and new generation flame retardants that are much more environmentally friendly.

Conference Sessions:
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    Nanotechnology and Reducing Environmental Impact
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    Nanotechnology - Dealing with Air and Water Pollution
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    Nanotechnology and Environmental Monitoring
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    Nanotechnology for Better Products
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    Nanotechnology and Reducing Environment Damage
This event will examine these and other technologies that offer real environmental benefit, and will also review the findings of the recently published STOA report o­n the Role of Nanotechnology in Chemical Substitution.

Call for Posters:

We are currently seeking posters from scientists, research assistants and PhD students. Posterboard hire is £100, £50 for conference attendees. 

To apply, simply send a short abstract (no more than 200 words) to Carrie Smith, carrie.smith@nano.org.uk, or call to discuss further o­n +44(0)1786 447520.

For enquiries, contact Carrie.Smith@nano.org.uk
Tel: 01786 447520;  Fax: 01786 447530

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