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 Joint Nanotechnology Forum to Focus on Electronics, Photonics, Renewable Energy Applications of nanotechnology to electronics, photonics and renewable energy will be the focus of a joint forum to be held from August 10 to 14, 2009 at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont. An innovation workshop will also be presented in conjunction with the event. The 4th Nano and Giga Challenges Symposium and Summer School and the 14th Canadian Semiconductor Technology Conference will bring together two well-established conference series to address challenges in nanotechnology. The forum is co-chaired by professors Peter Mascher and John Preston of the faculty of engineering at McMaster University, Stephen Goodnick, associate vice-president of Arizona State University, and Anatoli Korkin, president of Nano and Giga Solutions Inc. More than 500 delegates from over 40 countries are expected to participate. Some 60 renowned technical leaders from top Canadian, U.S. and international research centers have already accepted invitations to present their research. Among them are leading scientists from Corning, IBM T.J. Watson Research Centre, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, McGill University, McMaster University, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Purdue University, Technical University Munich, University of Cambridge, University of Hong Kong, University of Manchester, University of Tokyo and other leading national, academic and industrial research centers. “The natural synergy of scientific and technological problems of electronics, photonics and renewable energy based on commonly used materials, such as semiconductors, ceramics and organic polymers will stimulate cross-disciplinary exchanges of ideas and potential solutions,” said Dr. Mascher. “Technology and business leaders will be able to accelerate the transfer of ideas from ‘lab to fab’ and to use the meeting as a convenient way to review new developments and innovations.” The conferences will include tutorial lectures, plenary reviews, group sessions, exhibitions, and satellite workshops. A diversified social program will provide multiple opportunities for information exchange and networking at McMaster University, which borders on Lake Ontario, the Royal Botanical Gardens and the Niagara Escarpment. Innovation at the Edges, a summit workshop for investors and entrepreneurs looking to develop breakthrough technologies, will be led by Rafik Loutfy, director of the Xerox Centre for Engineering Entrepreneurship and Innovation at McMaster University and Raouf Loutfy, president of MERC Corp. in Arizona. The workshop will discuss opportunities to commercialize technology, emerging trends and future research directions, moving nanotechnology innovation from the research lab to market, and moving nanotechnology across borders. Tim Gouldson, |
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 Conec's Micro TCA Connectors Available from Digi-Key
From Digi-Key, Conec's Micro TCA power and signal input connectors exceed the MicroTCA specifications because of their manufacturing process and the high quality materials chosen for their construction. Ideally suited for -48 and -60V inputs, these connectors have a proven track record worldwide in a whole range of applications. |
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In the August issue of Canadian Electronics Magazine The Annual Product Directory and Web Guide Over 130 product and service categories. Includes: ICs, passives, test & measurement equipment, enclosures, connectors, optoelectronics. Your year-round guide lists contact information for manufacturers, distributors and representatives. For advertising information e-mail:
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CN6221 series is an FM approved limit controller that can be configured
as either a high limit or low limit controller. The product features a
universal input, single relay output, a digital input for remote reset,
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register to retain the maximum. Optional features include
multi-function 2 alarm outputs, retransmission output, and RS485
communications. The CN6221 series is for water, chemical, plastics,
automotive, and food processing industries and for applications
requiring any general temperature control where a high or low limit
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Components, assemblies, and sub-assemblies: Pulse, a
Technitrol company, announced that it has redesigned its Web site to
provide comprehensive information about Pulse products and product
applications to maximize its customers’ product selection experience.
The new interface makes it easy to access Pulse’s diverse portfolio of
components, assemblies, and sub-assemblies that are used in Web
infrastructure, computing, networking, wireless communications, power
conversion, defense, aerospace, automotive, acoustics, medical devices,
and consumer electronics. Power/energy measurement: Ophir-Spiricon, a leader in precision laser measurement equipment, announced the launch of the new Ophir-Spiricon Web site at www.ophir-spiricon.com. The site provides quick and easy access to a range of technical resources for power/energy measurement, laser beam profiling, and spectrum analysis. Resources include technical white papers, tutorials, frequently asked questions, and application notes. The site also includes a version of the company’s catalogue of products for laser measurement applications, including an interactive Head Finder Application. |
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