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1st National Conference & Exhibition on Nanotechnology, Australia

Aug 29 2002

The Institute of Materials Engineering Australia will be hosting the ‘1st National Conference and Exhibition on Nanotechnology’ in Sydney, Australia from September 25-27, 2002.

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The conference is aimed at anyone who is involved with Nanotechnology in any way, in particular those who are looking to develop some form of nanotechnology.

For those involved or wanting to become involved in nanotechnology this is a must-attend event. All the major players will be there to provide advice and share their latest developments.

Topics range from venture capital and investing, to intellectual property, all the way to biotechnology, quantum computing, optics to education and of course materials.

Complete details on the event can be found by clicking here.

For more information on this and other conferences visit the AZoM Conferences Page.

For more information on Nanotechnology click here.

Posted August 2002

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