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The Presentations from the Day 3 Workshops are available here.

PLENARY 1: Nanotechnology Leadership

• Mihail Roco – From discoveries to nanotechnology innovation – An international perspective

PLENARY 2: Nano in Everyday Life

• Gearoid Cahill – How nano can make the best beer better
• Henning Zoz – Nanostructures for zero emission future transportation, energy & economy-Zentallium® up for conventional PM, Public Bridge by HPC, H2-Aircraft with Airbus
• Hans Dietl – Benefit for Disabled people + Nanotech equipment manufacturer + sportsman
• Laurent Lévy – Treatment of cancer

PLENARY 3: Industrial Production and Commercialisation of Nanoproducts

• Esa Laurinsilta – UPM Biofibrils – novel bio-based nanomaterial for various industrial applications
• Klaus Müllen – From Benzene to Graphene Ribbons – Nanomaterials by Design
• Kieran Drain – Nano-Commercialisation – from both sides of the chasm

1: Nanotechnology and Sustainable Energy Development

• José Cubillo – Nanomaterials for energy efficient buildings
• Winfried Hoffmann – European Industry point of view on Solar Energy
• Kethinni Chittibabu – Commercialised flexible dye-sensitised solar cells
• Dr. Markku Heino – Advanced materials and manufacturing boosting solar energy and batteries

2: Collaboration Beyond European Borders

• Chris Cannizzaro – US – International collaboration in Horizon2020
• Flavio Orlando Plentz – Brazil – International collaboration in Horizon2020
• Chang Woo Kim –Korea – International collaboration in Horizon2020
• Jacqueline Allan –OECD – International collaboration in Horizon2020

3: Nanoelectronics and Photonics – Industrial Evolution

• Lukas Novotny – State-of-the-Art in nano-photonics
• Marc ‎Heyns – Advances in nano-eletronic devices
• Kelin Kuhn – CMOS and Beyond: Future Device Technology
• Carlos Lee – European perspective – how do we keep industrial production and R&D in Europe in photonics and electronics industry?

4: Nanotechnology in Healthcare and Medical Research

• Hans Hofstraat – Benefit of nanotechnology in medical research
• Patrick Boisseau – Overview about all the areas where healthcare can benefit from nanotechnology
• Elias Fattal – Nanotechnologies for local and systemic delivery of active drugs
• Pascal Senn – Making deaf people hear – European Project

5: Successful Nano-commercialisation – Turning Ideas Into Money

• Alan Hynes – Commercialisation requires collaboration. Why it is essential and how to do it successfully
• Floor van de Pavert – Getting the ball rolling. Experiences from starting technology companies.
• Vivienne Williams – Medtech commercialisation – an Irish example
• Gregory Carson – Venture Capital and Innovation in the North: capital, leadership and commercialisation

6: Measurement and Control Enabled by Nanotools

• Bengt Kasemo – Measurement and control enabled by nanotools – Commercialisation examples
• Juergen Koglin – Multi Sensor Metrology Tools for Micro and Nano Measurements
• Marta Kopaczynska – Biomolecular measurements in nanoscale
• Lucy Buckby – European Metrology Research Programme (EMRP) – The future of joint research

7: From Fibrils to Packaging: Innovations Along the Food and Consumer Goods Chain

• Patrick John O’Mahony – Regulation and Innovation are not Mutually Exclusive
• Harjinder Singh – Future of nanotechnology in new food product development
• Ali Harlin – Combining food packaging, biomaterials and nano; demos, ALD
• Cronan McNamara – Nano at Creme Global
• Beate Kettlitz – The Use of Nanotechnology in Food and Beverages

8: Pilot Lines and Demonstrations – The keystone in the bridge over “Death Valley”

• Terry Wilkins – Pilot lines and demonstrations – The keystone in the bridge over “Death Valley”
• Volkan Özgüz – Transitioning Nanotechnology Research into Applications in Turkey
• Andreas Wild – ENIAC Joint Undertaking: A European success story

9. Structure Alterations Enabling Improved Functions

• Vasco Teixeira – Chair + overview of thin films, coatings and nanostructured surfaces
• Jean-Pierre Celis – Nanotechnology made accessible through surface treatments
• Brendan Lafferty – Commercialisation and innovation process in Seagate
• Sampo Ahonen – Innovation and Commercialisation process of Atomic Layer Deposition

10: Nanotechnology Transforming Transportation

• Vito Lambertini – Nanotechnology in the perspective of next decade
• Jose Manuel Luna – Nano-composites for the aeronautical sector.
• Terry Hirst – Weight and fuel consumption reduction by nanotechnology in the transport industry
• Mahzar Bari – How to incorporate renewable energy sources in transport (PV + fuel cell + battery) – commercialisation angle.

11: Next Generation Advances in Bionanotechnology

• Andreas Falk – BioNanotechnology – from thematic research to innovation
• Giorgio Zoppellaro – EU supporting bionanotech in Czech Republic – future perspectives for cooperation

12: Functionality Enhancements – Nanomaterials, Nanoengineering and Nanofabrication

• John Boland – Materials design, processing and integration – key drivers of nanotechnology
• Rudolf Reuther – Safety, regulation and LCA – Assessment of nanomaterials: NanoSustain Project
• David Cebon – Nanomaterial information management and material design
• Anne Neville – Dynamic lubricants for substantial energy improvements in car engines

13: Environment and Water Resources

• Anne-Christine Ritschkoff – Cleantech – sustainable future with sustainable economy
• Niina Nieminen – Nanowaste – potential issues related to the waste disposal and recycling
• Gerhard Schottner – Self cleaning walls, displays, and more – the societal benefit of titanium oxide surface engineering
• Anna Gergely – The Regulatory scenario: present and future challenges and threats

14: Financial Instruments for Commercialisation

• Pekka Koponen – Overview of financial instruments available for nanotechnology
• Jean-David Malo – Financial instruments for Innovative Companies under H2020
• Michael Flach – Venture Capital Investments in Nanotech
• Sergey Kalyuzhnyi – Cross-region investments EU-Russia
• Deirdre Glenn – Enterprise Ireland’s supports to commercialise University Research

15: Europe Navigating a Safe and Rapid Translation of Nanotechnology to Market; Nanosafety Progress Explained

• Kenneth Dawson – Benefits from Risk Management
• Kai Savolainen – Overview of the trends, challenges, and state-of-the-art knowledge
• Karin Wiench – An industrial view of nanosafety benefits
• Krzysztof Maruszewski – Addressing regulatory aspects of nanosafety