Seminars in Dallas and Houston on October 2008

Seminar in Houston, October 2008.	Eric Bletard, Belgian Trade Commissioner in Houston.	Florin Ciontu, Nanosprint.
Marc Dupire, Total.	Yves Dauphin, Solvay.	Prof Andrew Barron, Rice University.
Agnes Flemal, Wallonia Space Logistics.	Jean-Claude Jungel, Start-it.	Dr. Walt Trybula, Texas State Universtity- San Marco.

 

Speakers and Topics

Mr. Florin CIONTU, CEO of NANOSPRINT, Grenoble (France)
A Strategic Overview of Nanomaterials - Opportunities for US Companies in Europe

Dr. Marc DUPIRE, Physical Chemistry of Polyolefins, DepartmentManager,
TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS Research Center, Feluy (Belgium)
Total Petrochemicals R&D Strategy in the Field of Nano-Structured Polymers

Dr. Yves DAUPHIN, SOLVAY Research Center, Brussels, Belgium
From Commodity Chemicals to Health Care: the Potential of Nanotechnologies for Solvay, a Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Company

Dr. Zeynep CELIK-BUTLER, Professor / Diector of NanoFab (The Nanotechnology Research and Teaching Facility)
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON , Arlington (Dallas seminar only)
Nanotechnology in the US: Focuses and Trends

Prof. Andrew R.BARRON, Department of Chemistry, RICE UNIVERSITY,Houston (Houston seminar only)
Nanomaterials in the US: Focuses and Trends

Mrs. Agnes FLEMAL, GM of the WALLONIA SPACE LOGISTICS High Tech Incubator, Liege (Belgium)
Growing Nano-Materials into Mega Companies

Mr Jean-Claude JUNGELS, GM of START-IT Venture Capital company, Angleur (Belgium)
Belgian Venture Capital can make Nano-Particles Big

Dr. Harry STEPHANOU, Professor / Director of the Automation & Robotics Research Institute,
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON (Dallas seminar only)
Advantages of International Partnerships in Establishing Nanotechnology

Dr. Walt TRYBULA, TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY- SAN MARCOS (Houston seminar only)
Advantages to International Partnership in Establishing Nanotechnology

Organizers and Supporting Organizations