Nano Science and Technology Institute
The Nano Science and Technology Institute (NSTI) is chartered with the promotion and integration of nano and other advanced technologies through education, technology and business development. NSTI accomplishes this mission through its offerings of continuing education programs, scientific and business publishing and community outreach. NSTI produces the annual Nanotech conference and trade show, the most comprehensive international nanotechnology convention in the world. NSTI also produces the semi-annual Nanotech Venture, Nanotech Industrial Impact Workshop, Nano Impact Summit and the Nanotech Course Series in the US and Europe. NSTI was founded in 1997 as a result of the merger between various scientific societies, and is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts with additional offices in California and Switzerland.Conferences: Nanotech 1998 - 2007 NSTI produces the annual Nanotech conference and trade show, the most comprehensive international nanotechnology convention in the world. The Nanotech includes +600 technical and business presentations, +100 early stage company reviews and attracts over 4,000 visitors and +400 exhibitors. The 10th annual Nanotech 2007 will be held at the Santa Clara Convention Center, Silicon Valley, California, May 20-24. Education Programs NSTI offers industrial and academic training by world experts, covering a range of focused advanced technologies and topics. The course offering includes programs in Davos Switzerland, Anaheim California, Japan and Washington D.C. Publishing NSTI publishes over 3,000 pages annually of technical and private client nanotechnology reports annually. NSTI publications are consequently referenced throughout the scientific community resulting in over 250,000 web sessions (18 million hits) per month to the NSTI webpages. Outreach – Community, Education, Science, Business NSTI is chartered with the promotion and integration of small technologies through education, technology and business development. Consequently, the NSTI uses its network not only as a private consultancy, but also as an educational and promotional vehicle in the space of Nanotechnology. For Technology and Informational Services please contact: Matthew Laudon, Ph.D. Executive Director, NSTI |
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