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Chairs	Marie-Louise Saboungi (CNRS) Simon Billinge (Columbia University)
Location	Dreams Vacation (*****) Sharm el Sheikh Egypt Travel, Visas and attractions   Complex   Conference   Restaurant   Room
Date	Saturday February 19 2011 - Tuesday February 22 2011
Synopsis	Nanotechnology has the potential to revolutionize our lives and to provide technological solutions to our problems in energy, the environment and medicine. To fully realize this potential we need to be able to control the synthesis of nanoparticles, the construction of nano-devices, the characterization of materials on the nanoscale, as well as to understand the effects of these things on our environment and our health. This conference will bring together physicists, chemists and materials scientists at the forefront of the science of making and characterizing materials at the nanoscale, with biologists and biochemists at the forefront of applying these discoveries in the medical and biological sphere. It serves two purposes. First to bring together research active basic and applied scientists from different backgrounds in an intimate atmosphere to learn about needs and scientific advances in the forefront of their respective fields and to build interactions and collaborations. Second, it will provide a rich educational opportunity for students and young researchers attending from different scientific backgrounds. The talks are designed to be comprehensible to someone outside the speakers' discipline so that the exciting advances are made accessible to a broader audience.
Plenary speakers (so far)	Etienne Duguet (University of Bordeaux) Nick Quirke (Univerisity College Dublin) Low frequency solvent shifted Raman modes of carbon nanotubes Patrick  Couvreur (Universite de Paris-Sud) Nanomedicines: a new approach for the treatment of severe diseases Sow-Hsin  Chen (Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Invited speakers (so far)	Eric Suraud (Université Paul Sabatier ) Etienne Snoeck (CEMES-CNRS - ) Etienne Snoeck (CEMES-CNRS - ) Etienne Snoeck (CEMES-CNRS - ) Franck  Omnes (Institut Neel) Biochemically functionalized diamond surfaces : toward bio-analytics and bioelectronics Gref Ruxandra (Universit Paris-Sud.) Igor  Chourpa (University of Tours) Kurt E.  Geckeler (Gwangju Institute of Science & Technology (GIST) ) Lionel Villard (university of Paris) Oleg Gang (Center for Functional Nanomaterials ) Simon Benita (The Hebrew University) Valeri  Petkov (Central Michigan University) STRUCTURE OF DISORDERED MATERIALS FOR BIOMEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS BY HIGH-ENERGY X-RAY DIFFRACTION AND ATOMIC PAIR DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION ANALYSIS Xiangyun  Qiu (George Washington University) Tightly packaged DNA in a test tube and in a nanobio-container
Abstract submission	Poster abstract deadline:   Sunday December 19 2010;   submit your abstract now. To secure your place at the conference, register now.
Schedule	See below
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Fees	Register Standard Student* Payment deadline Earlybird  Register €780 (All-inclusive package) €490 (All-inclusive package) Sunday September 19 2010 Standard   €980 (All-inclusive package) €550 (All-inclusive package) Sunday December 19 2010   All-inclusive package:   (conference, accommodation, all food, drinks, social events, etc.) * Students will share a twin room.
	Multiple attendance discount: 3 or more members from the same lab are eligible for a discount. Please contact us. Multiple conference discount: We can offer you a discount if you wish to attend multiple conferences. Please contact us.
Extras	Adult Deadline Extra nights €110 Sunday December 19 2010 Accompanying (Earlybird) €250 Sunday September 19 2010 Accompanying (Standard) €250 Sunday December 19 2010   Specially-negotiated all-inclusive rates (including all items listed below, excluding the conference)
Flights	Closest major airport Sharm el Sheikh (SSH), Egypt Sharm el Sheikh (SSH) International Airport (30 minutes from the venue) offers direct flights from most major European cities on a variety of airlines. A good, but not comprehensive list of low cost and charter options is available here. For scheduled access to Sharm el Sheikh from the rest of the world, the best option is to fly to a major European airport and connect to one of the direct flights. Best connections are Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Zurich and London. It is usually best to book the flight to Europe separately and use one of the low-cost or charter options to get to Sharm. Alternatively, fly to Cairo and then catch one of Egypt Air's seven daily flights to Sharm. There are many charter flight and low-cost carrier options from Europe to Sharm el Sheikh. Contact your local travel agent to find out about charter flights. Current scheduled flight options & costs Departure city / airport code:    Only 102 days until registration closes. Register now. Items included in Nanoscience conference 2011 fee ·  Conference ·  Abstract submission ·  ***** accommodation for 3 nights ·  All group meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) ·  Unlimited local alcoholic beverages and soft drinks (24 hours) ·  All refreshments & social events ·  Non-motorized watersports ·  and more....

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