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News Release from: Cambridge University Corporate Liaison Office | Subject: New materials for electronics seminar
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 20 April 2004
Seminar to discuss new materials for
electronics
A research discussion seminar at Cambridge will cover developments in materials for optonics, biosensing and chemicals processing, organic electronics and carbon nanotubes
A research discussion seminar at Cambridge will cover developments in materials for optonics, biosensing and chemicals processing, organic electronics and carbon nanotubes The day will be chaired by Professor Malcolm Longair, Head of the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge University, and will focus on key developments in Nanoelectronics, looking at the latest work in Organic Electronics, Bio Electronics, Carbon Nanotubes and Optical Materials
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 18 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The seminar will be addressed by, amongst others, Professor Bill Milne, Head of Electrical Engineering at Cambridge, Professor Sir Richard Friend, head of the Optoelectronics Group and founder of Cambridge Display Technologies (CDT) and Professor Christopher Dobson, head of Cambridge's BioPhysics group.
Dr Wilhelm Huck from the Department of Chemistry will be discussing his pioneering work on the control of organic (polymer) molecules, work that will assist new applications, for example in biosensing or chemicals processing, to be developed.
The range of speakers and disciplines will generate a unique opportunity for discussion of all of these key new technologies, providing an overview of key developments in the field as a whole.
The seminar will be on 29 June 2004, at the William Gates Building: the dinner after the event will be in Kings College.
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