Nanobiotechnology: How Nano and Bio Came Together
Event Details:
The Bioconnex Forums provide a unique opportunity for the biotech community to attend an informational presentation, followed by a networking reception (beer and wine!). If you are a small start-up, working in a lab, a business executive, or even a student - this is the type of event you should attend.
Come join your peers at the next Bioconnex Forum!
Date: Thursday, June 16, 2005
Time: 5:00 - 7:00 pm, Registration begins at 4:30 pm
Location: Albany NanoTech, NanoFab 300 South - 251 Fuller Road
Register: $10.00 Bioconnex Members, $20.00 Non-Members
About the Event:
Moderator: Carmen Mannella, Director of Molecular Medicine, Wadsworth
Presenters: Jim Turner, Director of the NanoBioTechnology Program, Wadsworth; Om Nalamasu, Director of the Center for Integrated Electronics, Rensselaer; and Jim Castracane, Albany Nanotech
The panel will discuss many ways nanotechnology is impacting biomedical
research, and the specific capabilities, expertise and projects ongoing
at their institutions. Specifically, each panelist will give their thoughts
on these questions:
- What is nano?
- What is bio?
- What is nanobio?
- How did they come together?
- What is each institution doing in nanobio?
- What are the implications developing research collaboration between the
institutions?
- What are the implications for the future?