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Comment by Michael Terlaak on February 7, 2009 at 3:16pm

Student Spokesperons / Scholarships

The Nanotechnology Research Foundation (NRF) is seeking one young man and one young woman, ages 15-20 to become spokespersons for our organization on a volunteer basis and with the potential of securing total or partial funds towards a scholarship for a college or university of their choice.

The Spring 2009 Scholarship Challenge is NRF’s first awareness and educational campaign with a national fundraising effort as an important part of this event. Our student spokespersons will be leading the way by sharing their stories, goals and dreams, meanwhile educating and bringing awareness to other students, parents, teachers and general public.

More information at:
http://nanotechnologyresearchfoundation.org/challenge.html


Thank you for your support!!


Michael Terlaak
michael.terlaak@nanoresearchfoundation.org
ww.TheNanoPlan.org

Comment by Michael Terlaak on January 21, 2009 at 3:39pm

The NRF is Seeking Additional Scholarship Challenge Student Spokespersons

The Nanotechnology Research Foundation (NRF) is seeking young men and young women, ages 15-20 to become student spokespersons for our organization on a volunteer basis. The chosen student spokespersons will have the opportunity of securing total or partial funds towards a scholarship for a college or university of their choice.

The Spring 2009 Scholarship Challenge is the NRF's first awareness and educational campaign with a national fundraising effort as an important part of this event. Our student spokespersons will be leading the way by sharing their stories, goals and dreams, meanwhile educating and bringing awareness to other students, parents, teachers and general public.

The event can be done year over year to build substantial education funds for individual students and/or groups.

Sign-up: Jan 1 - March 31, 2009
Event: April 1 - June 30, 2009


For more information please contact:

Adriana Petersen
Board Member Marketing/Public Relations
Adriana.Petersen@nanoresearchfoundation.org

www.nanotechnologyresearchfoundation.org

Comment by bianca dellepiane on December 19, 2008 at 1:22pm

bionano_fall2007lowres.pdfHi, have you heard of the research being conducted in Calabria about membranes? the center is called Institute
for Membrane Technologies at the University of Calabria.

Comment by Tom Munnecke on December 19, 2008 at 12:09pm

re: desalinization technology and nanotech: I'm curious as to whether nanotech has the potential for some innovative solutions relating to either more efficient membranes or ways of effectively allowing the current style membranes under water, allowing the membrane to function under marine conditions without crudding up, etc. I'm happy to talk privately under NDA or publicly though this forum... munnecke@gmail.com

Comment by bianca dellepiane on December 18, 2008 at 8:02pm

Dear NANO people, does any of you know of upcoming TB-related events in San Diego?

Comment by Tom Munnecke on November 18, 2008 at 10:06am

I am particularly interested in innovative applications of nano tech for desalinization.

Comment by james kahelin on November 6, 2008 at 9:06am

thank you for allowing my participation. the NanoTechnologyResearchFoundation located here in san diego had a very successful MEET and GREET event held at LIAI near Thornton Hospital on Nov. 2 -for which we would like to thank our gracious host company. looking forward to many opportunities with the san diego biotech community of which we are a part.

Comment by Terry Rickard on August 26, 2008 at 8:45am

Is anyone familiar with U.S. Nanocorp, a privately held company in CT? I read an article on their lithium-oxygen battery technology at http://mdatechnology.net/update.aspx?id=a5358. It sounds like greater energy density than a hand grenade.

Comment by M Zettel on August 22, 2008 at 8:39pm

I am curious as to the general direction that nanotechnology is taking in San Diego. Will San Diego be as competitive a market as San Francisco? Does anyone have a feel for this?

Boston and San Fran appear to have the nanotech market in the bag, is it worth investigating the San Diego area as a market with true potential?

Comment by Ivan K. Schuller on July 26, 2008 at 1:45pm

Predicting which particular aspects of Nanoscience will turn into a product is very difficult. What is 100% sur that some of them will.

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