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New technologies designed to eliminate cancers and aid surgical procedures are to be explored at an international nanotechnology conference in Birmingham next month.
Leading researchers from across the globe will gather at Birmingham City University’s City Centre Campus on 9 June for the two-day ‘Advances in Nanotechnology’ event.
In a series of talks, workshops and interactive sessions, world-renowned scientists and engineers will share new ideas on the uses of nanotechnology in medicine and healthcare, nanomechanics and industrial applications of graphene.
Nanotechnology is the manipulation of matter on an atomic, molecular, and supramolecular scale. A nanometer is one-billionth of a meter.
Speakers at the event include Professor Toshio Fukuda from Nagoya University in Japan and Professor Jackie Ying from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in America.
Dr Mohammad Sakhawat Hussain, senior member at Birmingham City University’s Faculty of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment, said: “The event provides a great opportunity to see and hear of the potential that nanotechnology has to impact on our lives”.
“Professor Toshio Fukuda from Tokyo will be talking about his research into how the ultra-small technology can help to do the thinking for surgeons in operating theatres using Micro and Nano Robots, while Professor Jackie Ying from the internationally renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology will highlight the possibilities that nanotechnology has to cure cancers.”
Other speakers at the event include Professor Nick Quirke from Imperial College London, Professor Virginia Ayres from Michigan State University and Professor George Pharr from the University of Tennessee.
For more information and to book tickets, visit www.advancesinnanotechnology2015.com
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About Birmingham City University
Birmingham City University has world-leading research that spans a diverse portfolio of activities. The University has more than 24,000 students currently study at six faculties, which are:
* Birmingham Institute of Art and Design (BIAD) is the largest centre for design and media education outside London and rated as one of the top ten UK art and design research institutions.
* Performance, Media and English which includes Birmingham Conservatoire, a specialist music college of international stature, while Birmingham School of Acting is one of the UK's leading vocational drama training schools.
* Birmingham City Business School is a key regional centre which, with 4,000 students, is one of the largest business schools in the UK.
* Education, Law and Social Sciences includes the University's prestigious Education provision which trains teachers and related professionals at levels from foundation degrees to PhD. This faculty is also home to law, criminal justice, social and political studies.
* Health is one of the UK's largest centres for non-medical health education and includes the Defence School of Health Care Studies, which trains military nurses and professionals.
* Technology, Innovation and Development offers cutting-edge courses in computer technology, multimedia and engineering.
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