Nanotechnology Innovation: Excellent Science | Competitive Industries | Better Society EuroNanoForum 2013 focuses on the commercialisation of nanotechnologies, exploiting its potential for new applications and taking them further from enabling technologies to end products. It will also introduce the industry to new innovations for growth opportunities. With Horizon2020 beginning in 2014, the conference will also show how nanotechnologies fit into the new structure within Europe’s key priority areas of excellent science, industrial leadership
and tackling societal challenges.
3 Days filled with Opportunities:
· Best Researcher Award 2013 – Best Poster Award 2013
EuroNanoForum 2013 will provide an excellent forum for projects, which have been launched under Framework Programmes 5, 6 & 7, to share success stories in terms of science and demonstrated
commercial success. Call for papers and posters will be launched soon!
· Nanotech Europe exhibition This is an excellent opportunity to showcase Irish innovations and expertise in nanotechnology to to key European stakeholders. Special features of this years’ exhibition are the Magical Materials exhibition and
NanoNet Ireland presenting innovative Irish companies on stage.
· Networking Opportunities
There are plenty of networking opportunities to meet new partners for project and industry collaborations during the conference, Investor Forum, Brokerage Day and the exhibition. The highlight of the event is the Award Gala and the nomination of the Best Researcher Award 2013.
See Innovative prototypes and products to match society’s needs Meet High profile speakers from industry, government & research Discuss Work programmes for European industry and research under Horizon2020 Benefit Network and see different funding opportunites for your spin-off or project
ENF 2013 is hosted during the Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union and is the main event during the Presidency. The conference is jointly organised by Enterprise Ireland and Spinverse and it is supported by the European Commission Directorate for Research and Innovation and its Industrial Technologies Programme.
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