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n-ABLE 2005
26-28 Sep 2005
Mercure Kongress
Saarbruecken
Germany

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n-ABLE 2005 target audience:

Companies with R&D and products in Nanotechnology
Companies seeking to add value to their development and products through Nanotechnology
Organizations in the development phase of Nanotechnologies
R&D Consortia and Groups who seek to accelerate their development through collaboration and partnering

Topics Covered:
Breakthrough Nanotechnology Developments
Embedding Nanotechnology in Existing Manufacture
Nanotechnology Helping the Manufacturing Industry
New products and Processes
Concurrent Nanotechnology Development
Mass Production and Processing
On Demand Development
Successful Vertical Nanotechnology Development
IMS R&D Project Proposals

26.9.2005	Preliminary Program	Presentation Topics
09.00-09.15	Dr Susanne Reichrath Deputy State Minister of Education, Science and Culture, Saarland (Germany)	Opening Address (TBA)
09.15-09.55	Dr Claudio Boer Intelligent Manufacturing Systems CCI Coordinating Board	IMS Regions and Treaties Secure International R&D IMS R&D Project Proposals
09.55-10.35	Prof Michael Veith Institute for New Materials GmbH (Germany)	Institute for New Materials - Strategies in Research and Application Development
Break
10.50-11.30	Dr Jurgen Schulte, n-ABLE Global Coordinator Executive Director Asia Pacific Nanotechnology Forum	n-ABLE Nanotechnology in Manufacturing n-ABLE Projects Nanotechnology in Manufacturing Intensive Countries Opportunities: R&D and Manufacturing Resources in China
11.30-12.10	Dr Andreas Jordan MagForce Nanotechnologies GmbH (Germany)	MagForce Nanotechnologies MEDICAL Applications The European & International Market Opportunities for Collaboration and Strategic Partnership
12.10-12.40	Dr Loris Scandella Nanosurf AG (Switzerland)	Nanosurf Being successful in the Surface Market Partnering Model and Opportunities
Break
14.00-14.40	Dr Malcolm A Butler The Polymer Centre (UK)	Linking Public R&D with Industry Early Commercialization of Technology
14.40-15.10	Dr Alan Smith MNT Network (UK)	MNT and Commercialization Opportunities for Collaboration Partnering Model and Oppotunities
15.10-15.30	Mr Pasi Keinänen Nanolab Systems Ltd. (Finland)	Nanolab Systems Fabrication Devices and Applications Partnering Model and Opportunities
15.30-16.10	Dipl. Ing. Gérard Moog Genthe -X- Coatings GmbH (Germany)	Genthe -X- Coatings Functional Coatings Partnering Models and Opportunities
19.00	Conference Dinner	AMADEUS Restaurant

27.9.2005	Preliminary Program	Presentation Topics
08.55-09.00	Day Two Introduction
09.00-09.30	Prof Chunli Bai, Dr He Qian Chinese Academy of Sciences (P. R. China)	Nanotechnology in China Commercialization Manufacturing Partnering Models and Opportunities
09.30-10.00	Dr Ralf Fellenberg VDI Technologiezentrum GmbH (Germany)	Successful Commercialization Partnering Models and Opportunities
10.00-10.30	Dr Paul Reip QinetiQ Nanomaterials Ltd. (UK)	QinetiQ Nanomaterials Successful Commercialization Successful Partnering Partnering Models and Opportunities
Break
10.50-11.30	Dr Klaus Drese Institute fur Mikrotechnik Mainz GmbH (Germany)	Institute fur Mikrotechnik Developing & Manufacturing in Asia
11.30-12.10	Dr Sang Rok Lee Intelligent Manufacturing Systems n-ABLE Regional Coordinator (Korea)	Nanotechnology Commercialization in Korea and Applications
12.10-12.40	Mr Mojtaba Mesgari Mashhadi Nano Industry Think Tank, Mministry of Industries and Mines Nanotechnology Committee (Iran)	Activities in Iran for Standardization of Nanotechnology
Break
14.00-14.40	Prof Hua Chun Zeng National University of Singapore (Singapore)	n-ABLE Nanotechnology in Manufacturing R&D International Project Proposal Architecture, Design & Manufacture of PV Materials
14.40-15.20	Mr Christoph Ebell CTI International (Switzerland)
15.20-16.00	Mr Morten Bøgedal NaNet (Denmark)	Nordic Nanotech Scandinavian Opportinities Nanotechnology commercialisation efforts in Denmark Successful Partnering Models
Break
16.15-17.00	Mr Ray Pimentel UK Trade & Investment (USA)	The Global View of Nanotech Commercialization and Trade
17.00-17.40	Mrs Ineke Malsch Malsch TechnoValuation (Netherlands)	Streamlining Commercialization Successful Development Secure Partnering
19.00	Conference Dinner	Archipenko Restaurant

28.9.2005	Preliminary Program	Presentation Topics
08.55-09.00	Day Three Introduction
09.00-09.40	Dr Christoph Schild Bayer Technology Services GmbH (Germany)	Bayer Technology Services From Benchtop to Factory Floor Partnering Model and Opportunities
09.40-10.10	Dr Gerhard Goldbeck-Wood Nanotechnology Consortium, Accelrys (UK)	Nanotechnology Consortium Accelerated Collaborative Development
10.10-10.40	Prof Fedor A. Kuznetsov Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia)	CODATA project “Information system on nano materials and technologies”
Break
11.00-11.30	Dr Manfred Albrech Emmy-Noether Research Group (Germany)	Applications in Nanomagnetism Finding Long Term Partners
11.30-12.10	Dr Jas Pal Badyal Surface Innovations Ltd. (UK)	Partnering Model and Oppotunities High Throughput Functional Nanocoatings
12.10-12.40	Dr Seunghun Hong Seoul National University (Korea)	Self-Assembly for Nanomanufacturing of Integrated Nano-Systems
Break
14.00-14.40	Dr Federico Rosei Nano-Femto Laboratory (Canada)	Networks in Canada Cooperation Models Commercialization Infusion of Investment
14.40-15.10	Prof Gerd Kaupp University of Oldenburg (Germany)	SNOM and Commercial Medical Application
15.10-15.30	Group and Company Presentations
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