International Conference Material Science in the Age of Nano (NanoScience IMRE 200)
Venue: Capitolio de La Habana
Event Date/Time: Nov 23, 2009 | End Date/Time: Nov 28, 2009 |
Registration Date: Sep 01, 2009 | |
Early Registration Date: Sep 01, 2009 | |
Abstract Submission Date: Sep 01, 2009 | |
Paper Submission Date: Nov 23, 2009 |
Description
focused by the young Cuban scientific community back in the early
sixties. Nanotechnology, on the other hand, has been of course a more
recent endevour. We have been engaged in projects since more or less
ten
years, and can show results in the area through scientific
publications in international peer reviewed journals. Recently, there
has been an initiative to build a centre of nanotechnology in the
country that we hope will boost our research in the subject and
investments are currently been done in this area.
In our university there are several groups working on the subject and
today we lead the national effort in this direction. Young people have
been involved in PhD studies in nanoscience abroad and a young
generation is coming in. In the month of February we are launching the
initiative NanoUH which will encompass all the efforts that the
University of Havana is doing in nanoscience and nanotechnology.
You will find more information on the attached flyers.
The conference hopes to gather policy makers, researchers, professors,
students of the Iberoamerican region and will be an excellent moment
for
exchange among scientist and the build up of joint projects and
networks.
If you feel interested please do not hesitate to contact us for any
further information and to arrange the sponsorship.
In Cuba you will find a country famous for its hospitality, the joy of
their people and also their talented scientist.
Subjects
1. Structural, physical and chemical characterization of materials.
2. Synthesis methods.
3. Functional materials.
4. Biomimetic materials.
5. Materials for health, food and agriculture.
6. The convergent frontiers of Material Science.
7. Computational techniques in Material Science.
8. The impact of nanotechnology a view from society.
9. Materials for biomedical applications, environment and energy.