In 2008 NanoNed has established the NanoNed Japan Office, led by Dr. Wilfred van der Wiel (scientific director) and Dr. Marjan Fretz (secretary) with as general aim intensifying contacts between Japanese and Dutch scientists and business people in the field of nanotechnology. NJO tries to initiate and contribute to the following activities:
- exchange of students and scientists
- sharing high-tech infrastructure
- invited lectures by renowned (nano) scientists
- joint grant programs open for collaborations between Japanese and Dutch partners
- joint conferences/symposia/workshops (both scientific and valorization oriented)
NJO already arranged several MSc and BSc student internships in Japanese institutes and companies. |
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Prof.dr. Wilfred G. van der Wiel, Scientific Director NanoNed Japan Office
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Call FP7 Cooperation Programme: FP7-NMP-2011-EU-Japan The European Commission launched a number of calls under the FP7 Cooperation programme on July 20th 2010. One of the calls concerns Nano research: FP7-NMP-2011-EU-Japan
The coordinated call EU-Japan foresees twin projects to be financed by the European Union and by the Japanese funding agency respectively. Two calls are published – one by the European Commission according to European rules and the other by the Japan Science and Technology Agency under its own rules.
More information on: http://www.nmpteam.eu/forthcoming-call/-fp7nmp2011eujapan/e2f06654-1d91-4d52-922b-0936008619f9. |
The NanoNed Japan Office has coordinated the visit of a large NanoNed delegation to the 8th edition of the International Nanotechnology Exhibition & Conference, NanoTech 2009 (Tokyo, 18-20 February 2009). It has thereby received great support from the Netherlands Office of Science and Technology of the Netherlands Embassy in Tokyo. In total 606 companies and organisations, coming from 21 countries, participated in NanoTech 2009, the world’s largest nanotechnology conference with 47.000 visitors. This year’s conference theme was ‘Green nanotechnology – towards the next innovation’.
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