Expoquimia, the International Chemistry Event, is the trade fair that gathers together all the sectors of the chemistry to promote the importance of the transformation of the industry towards more energy-efficient productions models under circular criteria, connecting industry, society and sustainability to transform the chemical sector.
Pint of Science is an international science festival where researchers share their latest findings right in the pub next door. On 22 May 2032 BNN hosted the Pint of Science Austria session âInvisible to the eye â New technologies under the magnifying glassâ in Graz, including a talk from Christian Hill (BRAVE Analytics) who talked about their solutions for particle analysis using light beams, that are being developed within NanoPAT.
Usue Aspiazu (UPV/POLYMAT), as a Basque researcher seeking to unite the Basque science participated in the IkerGazte congresss in May 2023.
This year, the EuroPACT 2023 (6th European Conference on Process Analytics and Control Technology), organised by DECHEMA, took place on 7th-10th May 2023 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
NanoPAT disseminated our developments to a wider community, possible end users and parties currently involved in sectors related to nano materials at the Advanced Factories in April 2023.
NanoPAT partner BRAVE Analytics took part at the BioNanoMed 2023 conference at the University of Graz (Austria) from April 12th to 14th, 2023.
NanoPAT partner BRAVE Analytics took part at the Bio-Europe Spring 2023 exhibition in Basel (Switzerland) from March 20th to 22nd, 2023.
On 13th March 2023 all NanoPAT partners gathered virtually for the Internal Stakeholder Workshop organised by BNN, the Communication and Dissemination Manager of the project.
This video provides an overview about the EU H2020 NanoPAT project. It explains why the characterisation of nanoparticles is crucial for manufacturing processes, which are the main features of conventional characterisation technologies and which novel technologies are being developed in NanoPAT to overcome the shortcomings of the traditional ones. Furthermore, the scope of the project, the 3 real-time in situ particle size characterisation (Photon Density Wave Spectroscopy (PDW), OptoFluidic Force Induction (OF2i), TUrbidity Spectrometry (TUS)), as well as the 5 case studies where the technologies will be validated are presented.
On 30th January 2022, the Nanotechnology Industries Association (NIA) organised a webinar giving an Overview of the newest Characterisation Techniques available nowadays. NIA, on behalf of Members across Europe and around the world, supports the development of nanotechnology innovations that improve the lives of consumers, preserve our environment and advance our world.