The overview of the IP describes the second production generation of polymer electronics. With this technology, it is possible to generate very small structures of conductive polymer as a basis for organic electronics with high performance, which is necessary for RFID-tags, e-paper, displays and low-cost-electronics.

NIL Technology (NILT) provides nano-lithography solutions to high-tech innovators. NILTs main focus is to supply stamps/templates for nanoimprint lithography (NIL) to all type of NIL tools.

Dr. Alexander M. Klibanov is Novartis Endowed Chair Professor of Chemistry & Bioengineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dr. Klibanov received his M.S. in Chemistry in 1971 and Ph.D. in Chemical Enzymology in 1974 from Moscow University in Russia. His current research interests include bioorganic chemistry and biocatalysis, drug delivery, stabilization, and formulation; and new microbicidal materials. Professor Klibanov has authored over 270 scientific papers and 16 issued U.S. patents, has given over 350 invited presentations around the world and is a member of eight journal editorial boards. Among his many professional honors are elections to the National Academy of Sciences and to the National Academy of Engineering of the United States.

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NanoVector is an early stage therapeutic drug company commercializing a nanoparticle targeted drug delivery system developed at North Carolina State University (NCSU).

This month, ETH Zurich and the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory (ZRL) announced a strategic partnership in nanotechnology. As part of this agreement, both organizations will jointly operate a new nanotech laboratory, which will be built on the ETH Zurich campus.

Arbah Global Gulf, a Bahrain-based investment arm of Arbah Capital, announced the launch of the Arbah Nanotechnology Fund. The announcement was made at this month

On Tuesday, June 3, more than 100 organizations will participate in Innovation Showcase, an Exclusive Event for Conference Attendees