Other International Experts include:
Dr Barry Murrer, Johnson Matthey o­n fuel cell technology;
Dr Ulrich Fiedeler, ITAS, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe o­n nano for hazardous chemical substitution;
Professor Dr Michael Veith, INM GmbH, Saarbrücken o­n surface protection;
Dr John de Mello, Molecular Vision Ltd- a recent winner of the £250,000 Brian Mercer Award for Innovation in Nanotechnology - o­n nanoelectronics, solar energy and better lighting;
Malcolm Harbour, MEP, a key member of the COST Committee examining hazardous chemicals; Christopher Bunting, General Secretary, of the International Risk Governance Council, Zurich o­n controlling risks in order to reap benefits;
Dr Paul Borm, Centre of Expertise in Life Sciences (CEL), Zuyd University, Netherlands o­n the risks and benefits of nanotechnology;
Dr David Rickerby, JRC, Ispra, Italy o­n nano and environmental damage / remediation;
Professor Sandy Black, London College of Fashion o­n more fashion, less waste.
 

The event includes a public debate o­n the evening of 16th May o­n: ‘Nanotechnology and the Environment – What Can Science Really Offer?’

See: www.nano.org.uk [4] for more information or to register [5] for the conference and / or debate;
or contact Carrie Smith, carrie.smith@nano.org.uk, T: +44 (0) 1786448520

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