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NANOTECHNOLOGY: Small is Beautiful
When
- Thursday
- Feb. 23, 2012
- 5:00 PM
Description
Nanotechnology: Small is Beautiful
presented by Chicago Council on Science and Technology
5:00pm - Reception & Registration
6:00pm - Presentation
Nanoscale materials have a great potential for positive societal impact. For example synthesized nanoscale materials and systems can be used to create innovative applications and technologies that solve problems in the biological, medical sciences. This program will highlight the essentials of nanoscale science, engineering, and technology including its history, societal importance and future implications and will discuss the interplay between nanoscale structures, properties and functions.
Speakers:
Mark A. Ratner, PhD., Professor and Chair, Department of Chemistry and CoDirector, Initiative for Sustainability and Energy, Northwestern University;
Milan Mrksich, PhD., Henry Wade Rogers Professor, Department of Chemistry, Northwestern University
Non member fees: $10 Advance Reg / $15 Door / $5 Student
presented by Chicago Council on Science and Technology
5:00pm - Reception & Registration
6:00pm - Presentation
Nanoscale materials have a great potential for positive societal impact. For example synthesized nanoscale materials and systems can be used to create innovative applications and technologies that solve problems in the biological, medical sciences. This program will highlight the essentials of nanoscale science, engineering, and technology including its history, societal importance and future implications and will discuss the interplay between nanoscale structures, properties and functions.
Speakers:
Mark A. Ratner, PhD., Professor and Chair, Department of Chemistry and CoDirector, Initiative for Sustainability and Energy, Northwestern University;
Milan Mrksich, PhD., Henry Wade Rogers Professor, Department of Chemistry, Northwestern University
Non member fees: $10 Advance Reg / $15 Door / $5 Student
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Where
Hughes Auditorium, Robert H. Lurie Medical Research Center of NWU
303 E. Superior St.
Chicago, IL 60611
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