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The promise of tomorrow, the business of nanotechnology

Filed in archive Events by george elvin on August 27, 2006

The promise of tomorrow, the business of nanotechnology
September 27-28 I'm headed to Dallas for the NanoTX 2006 conference, "The Promise of Tomorrow, the Business of Nanotechnology."

Speakers include H. Ross Perot, Texas Instruments CEO Richardlinks K. Templeton, Dr. Tadashi Sasaki, Chairman of the International Center for Materials Research.

Front and center on the conference homepage are these motivational words from Applied Nanotech CEO Dr. Zvi Yaniv:

"Nanotechnology will completely restructure industries and economies and is recognized as technology disruptive to every field. Entire business segments are going to disappear while new exciting segments will be created. Major government initiatives by countries all over the world and large funds have already been committed to win the nanotechnology race."

I'll be posting live reports from Dallas to keep you up-to-date on all the action.






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