Home > Press > Bilbao (Spain) to welcome 1500 delegates at international event: ImagineNano 2015 and Graphene 2015 under the same roof
Abstract:
Back in 2013, ImagineNano event has strengthened its position as the main event dedicated to nanoscience and nanotechnology in Europe. The outstanding results of participation that have been reached and the interest created by the discussions, have laid the foundations for the next edition of the event, to be organized in Bilbao (Spain) from the 10th to the 13th of March 2015.
Bilbao (Spain) to welcome 1500 delegates at international event: ImagineNano 2015 and Graphene 2015 under the same roof
Madrid, Spain | Posted on October 2nd, 2014One place, six conferences covering hot science trends:
- Graphene 2015 (5th edition)
- NanoSpain 2015 Chemistry
- NanoSpain 2015 Bio&Med
- NanoSpain 2015 SPM
- NanoSpain 2015 Toxicology
- PPM 2015 (Photonics/Plasmonics/Magneto-Optics)
Industrial Exhibition: Exceptional industrial exhibition showcasing cutting-edge advances on nanotechnology research and development. Not to miss the country pavilions (China, France, etc.)
Industrial Forum: A platform that brings together research managers and decision makers from industry and academia across all sectors.
Brokerage Event: Focus on micro and nanotechnologies and their applications in various industrial sectors.
The Basque Country demonstrates its strengths in nanoscience, micro and nanotechnology, and positions itself as a major player in the "nano" world, reason why ImagineNano will be organized for the 3rd time in Bilbao.
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Contacts:
Viviana Estêvão
Phantoms Foundation
Calle Alfonso Gómez 17 / Planta 2 - Loft 16
28037 Madrid (Spain)
Tel: +34 911402145
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