There is still time to make 2024 the year to showcase your expertise at the 2024 International Conference on Nanotechnology for Renewable Nanomaterials (TAPPI Nano) because the call for presentations deadline extends to 16 January 2024.
Participants at the conference have a chance to establish themselves as influencers in the nanotechnology arena. The conference draws industry leaders worldwide, making it an excellent platform for connecting and engaging with peers and thought leaders.
Take advantage of this exclusive opportunity; the TAPPI Nano 2024 call for presentations extends to 16 January. Present your latest technical developments and applications of renewable nanomaterials as an industry influencer. Make your mark and submit your title and a 300-word (or shorter) abstract. Demonstrate your subject matter expertise in this rapidly growing field. Don’t miss the chance to highlight your work. Submit your proposals today and join this exciting event!
TAPPI Nano is an internationally respected event that brings together the global nanomaterials community to discuss the latest technical advancements and applications of renewable nanomaterials, including the production and use of cellulose nanomaterials in various industries. This conference represents an excellent opportunity to network with some of the brightest minds in nanotechnology and gain insights into the latest advancements in research and practical applications that power today's newest products.
The conference platform provides an opportunity to engage with some of the brightest minds in nanotechnology and gain insights into the latest advancements in research and practical applications in today's newest products.
Download the 2024 call for presentations. Submit abstracts at the TAPPI Speaker Management System by Tuesday, 16 January 2024.
2024 TAPPI Nano special topics include three additional focus areas:
1. Development of CNM in Environmental Defense: the development of cellulose nanomaterial in plant/crop protection (e.g., drought, fire, and pathogens), soil erosion, desert reclamation, and biomass production.
2. Preserving Product Quality in the Supply Chain: dewatering technologies, temperature management, stability, redispersion, etc., during transportation and storage.
3. CNMs in Functional Applications: This topic focuses on understanding which cellulose nanomaterial (fibril or crystal) is needed to achieve desired performance in applications such as biomedical and electronics.
The Student Poster Session and Competition is open to young professionals and students; cash prizes are available.
The New Technology Showcase is also part of the TAPPI Nano 2024 program, providing companies an unparalleled platform to share the latest technologies and advancements developed last year.
The 2024 TAPPI Nano website provides more information. For any questions, don’t hesitate to contact Natasha Bush-Postell, TAPPI Division Manager, at +1-770-209-7278.
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