1st DAY, NOVEMBER 23rd
NANOTECHITALY 2011 PROGRAM
Morning (9.40 -12.40)
CONFERENCE OPENING (9.40-10.20)
Organisers and central/local authorities representatives
Welcome
Maria Luisa Coppola,
Regional Minister for Economic Development Research and Innovation, Veneto Region, Regional
Government
Chairman and organisers introduction
Renato Ugo, Italian Association for Industrial Research (AIRI)
INTRODUCTORY PLENARY LECTURES (10.20 -12.40)
Prof. Albert Fert
Université Paris-Sud, France
Nobel Prize in Physics, 2007
Spintronics: electrons, spins, computers
and telephones
Dr. Christos Tokamanis
Head of Unit "Nano and
Converging Sciences and
Technologies", DG Research,
European Commission,
Considerations of Nanotechnology
development "Realising the promise:
Past and future”
Prof. Fabio Beltram
Director Scuola Normale
Superiore di Pisa
Nanotechnology and the life sciences
NEST Prize 2010
The NEST Prize 2010, sponsored by Rivoira, will be awarded. The 2011
edition of the Prize will also be presented.
Lunch
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
NEW MATERIALS, PROCESSES AND MANUFACTURING
HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES – NANOMEDICINE
www.nanotechitaly.it
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1st DAY, NOVEMBER 23rd
Afternoon (13.45-15.15)
NANOFUTURES PROJECT
13.45
Chair: Paolo Matteazzi, MBN and chair of Nanofutures project
13.45
Paolo Matteazzi
MBN and chair of Nanofutures
project
Nanofutures: European Integrating and
Innovation Platform on Nanotechnology
14.00
Vito Lambertini
Centro Ricerche Fiat
Nanofutures Key nodes
14.20
Brian Winans
Bax &Willems, Spain
The ObservatoryNANO's European
Nanotechnology Landscape Report
14.40
Donato Zangani D’Appolonia
The Italian Platform for Nanotechnologies
– Industrial and Research Cluster
14.50
Pierluigi Bellutti Bruno Kessler Foundation
15.00 Concluding remarks from the session Chair
Coffee break
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
NEW MATERIALS, PROCESSES AND MANUFACTURING
HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES – NANOMEDICINE
www.nanotechitaly.it
2
1st DAY, NOVEMBER 23rd
Afternoon (15.30-18.30)
KEEN REGIONS PROJECT WORKSHOP
Governance and development of nanotechnologies: a regional joint action plan
15.30
Welcome & opening
Marialuisa Coppola, Regional Minister for Economic Development, Research and
Innovation, Veneto Region Regional Government
Raffaele Zanon, President, Veneto Innovazione
Moderator: Ivan Boesso – Veneto Innovazione
15.45
Gerd Meier zu
Köcker
VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik
16.05
Simone Arnaldi
University of Padua
16.25
Jean Chabbal
Minalogic
16.45
Coffee break
17.0018.00
Clusters Policies in a European
perspective
Perceptions, narratives and debates
about nanotechnologies. A
preliminary review in selected
countries
A simple and interactive way to
present new technologies to the
general public
Panel discussion
“Governance and development of nanotechnologies: a regional joint action plan” with
representative of key nanotechnology organisations at international level
Moderator: Emily Wise - VINNOVA
Panelists: Germán Cabañero Sevillano – CIDETEC, Diego Basset - CIVEN, Zita Zombori –
Gedeon Richter, Caterina De Pietro – Veneto Region
18.00 - Concluding remarks from the session Chair
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
NEW MATERIALS , PROCESSES AND MANIFACTURING
HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES - NANOMEDICINE
www.nanotechitaly.it
3
1st DAY, NOVEMBER 23rd
Afternoon (15.30-18.30)
NEW MATERIALS, PROCESSES AND MANUFACTURING
15.30
Chair: Elisabetta Borsella, Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and
Sustainable Economic Development
15.40
Piero Baglioni
Interuniversity
Consortium for Colloid
and Surface Science
(CSGI)
16.10
Alberto Cigada
Polytechnic of Milano
Nanotechnology for Made in Italy
16.30
Antonio Bonucci
Saes Getters
Photonic nanostructures for efficient and
durable DSSC
16.50
Franco Alberto
Fossati
Aviospace
Space applications as benchmark for
nano-applications in the everyday life
17.10
Coffee break
17.30
Paolo Milani
Supersonic Cluster Beam Implantation: a
University of Milano and
novel process for biocompatible and
WISE srl
stretchable metallization of elastomers
17.50
Andrea Fornara
Inorganic metal oxide nanoparticles in a
YKI - Institute for Surface
polymeric matrix: magnetic and UVChemistry, Sweden
absorbing nanocomposites
18.10
Giovanni Principi
University of Padova,
Mechanical Engineering
Dept.
18.30
Concluding remarks from the session Chair
Smart Supramolecular Architectures for
Industrial and Nanomedicine Applications
Present status of research on solid state
hydrogen storage: from the laboratory
scale to the first niche applications
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
NEW MATERIALS, PROCESSES AND MANUFACTURING
HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES – NANOMEDICINE
www.nanotechitaly.it
4
1st DAY, NOVEMBER 23rd
Afternoon (15.30-18.30)
HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES – NANOMEDICINE
15.30
Chair: Giovanni Mantero, AD Biodiversity SpA, Fabrizio Pirri, Coordinator of Centre for
Space Human Robotics of the IIT (IIT@Polito) and Polytechnic of Turin
15.40
Gert Storm
Dept. of Pharmaceutics,
Utrecht Institute for
Pharmaceutical Sciences
(UIPS), Utrecht University,
The Netherlands
16.10
Rüdiger Kniep
Max-Planck-Institute,
Germany
16.30
Alessandro Russo
Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli,
Nabi Lab
16.50
Daniele Pressato
Finceramica
17.10
Coffee break
17.30
Andrea Zattoni
ByFlow Srl
17.50
Davide Dattilo
Molecular Stamping
18.10
Valeria Moschetti
Società Industria
Farmaceutica Italiana
18.30
Concluding remarks from the session Chair
Public-Private Partnerships in
Targeted Nanomedicine Development
Apatite-Gelatine-Nanocomposites:
Basic Research, Development, and
Application
Hierarchical structure regeneration
guided by magnetic forces in bone
tissue engineering
Application in Orthopaedic Surgery of
a Novel Nanostructured Calcium
Phosphate Bone Cement
New analytical methods for
pharmaceutical nanotechnology
Supramolecolar Nano
Stamping:technology for novel
biosensor applications
The industrial approach in
pharmaceutical development of
nanosystems for ophthalmic drug
delivery
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
NEW MATERIALS, PROCESSES AND MANUFACTURING
HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES – NANOMEDICINE
www.nanotechitaly.it
5
2nd DAY, NOVEMBER 24th
Morning (9.00-12.30)
HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES – NANOMEDICINE
9.00
Chair: Federico Bussolino, University of Torino and Director of Institute for Cancer Research
and Treatment of Candiolo (IRCC-Candioli), Fulvio Uggeri, R&D Director, Bracco Imaging
9.10
Gregory Lanza
9.40
Cecilia Pederzolli
10.00
Laura Fabris
10.20
Livio Cognolato
10.40
Coffee break
Molecular Imaging and Therapy with
Washington University Medical
Integrin-Targeted Perfluorocarbon
School and Kereos Inc, USA
Nanoparticles
Aptamer-based protein recognition
Bruno Kessler Foundation
using CMOS single-photon detector
arrays for time-resolved analysis
Rutgers University, NJ, USA
Gold Nanoparticle Tags for SERS-based
Imaging of Human Glioblastoma Cells
Olivetti I Jet
Industrial Diversification: how a
microelectronics industry moves
towards Nanotech Life Science
applications
Miniaturisation and Automation: an
interpretation of their convergence for a
molecular diagnostic platform
11.10
Matteo Cocuzza
Institute of materials for
electronics and magnetism
(CNR-IMEM)
11.30
Luciano Scaltrito
Microla Optoelectronics Srl
Cantired: automated molecular
measuring system for nano-world
11.50
Filippo Romanato
Padova Univerity and LaNN
Plasmonic platforms for bio sensing
detection
12.10
Concluding remarks from the session Chair
Lunch
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES - NANOMEDICINE
ICT&NANOELECTRONICS
www.nanotechitaly.it
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2nd DAY, NOVEMBER 24th
Morning (9.30-13.00)
5TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE OF FEDERCHIMICA
“N.I.C. – NANOTECHNOLOGY IN CHEMICAL INDUSTRY” PROGRAMME
9.40
Conference Chair: Laura Niccolai, Chair of NIC Programme, Federchimica, Milano
Panel: Venture Capitalists investment criteria in nanotechnology sector
Chair: Sergio Treichler, Federchimica, Milano
9.50
Matteo Bonfanti TT Venture, Milano
Experience of Venture Capital Fund in
Italy
10.15
Uffe BundgaardGate 2 Growth, Denmark
Joergensen
How to attract Venture Capitalists for
nanotechnology projects
10.40
Q&A
Panel: The creation of Start ups in nanotechnology sector and their links with the market
Chair: Laura Niccolai, Federchimica
The Chemical & Energy sectors
10.55
Carlo Falessi
SELEX-SI SpA and NanoShare Srl,
Roma
11.10
Alberto Borghi
Tec Star Srl, Modena
11.25
Massimo Gentili Innovation & Technology
and Giovanni
Management Co, Torino and
Nicolosi
Pellini S.p.A, Lodo
11.40
Coffee break
Nanotechnologies & Open
Innovation: the Boosts for Large and
Micro Companies
Innovation by nanoparticles: the TEC
STAR model
Innovation in functional coatings for
solar screening products:
opportunities for the nanotech
industry
The Healthcare sector
12.10
Carlo Bignozzi
NMTech Italia Srl and University of Functionalized nanomaterials and
Ferrara
their use in pharmaceuticals
12.25
Furio Gramatica
Fondazione Don Gnocchi, Milano
Technology transfer in biomedical
field in the era of open innovation
12.40
Nicola Travierso
NTC Srl, Milano
Nanotechnological carriers and new
drug delivery in ophthalmic sector
12.555 Q&A
13.00 Concluding remarks from the Chair
www.nanotechitaly.it
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2nd DAY, NOVEMBER 24th
November 24th (14.00-16.00)
5TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE OF FEDERCHIMICA
“N.I.C. – NANOTECHNOLOGY IN CHEMICAL INDUSTRY” PROGRAMME
Panel: From regulations to the creation of business
Chair: Sergio Treichler, Federchimica
14.00
Dania Della
Giovanna
14.20
Annamaria Colacci
14.40
Claudio Mereu
15.00
Paolo Manes
15.20
Q&A
Federchimica, Milano
ARPA Emilia Romagna,
Bologna
Field Fisher Waterhouse,
Belgium
SC Sviluppo chimica S.p.A,
Milano
Legislative framework and the
responsible approach for
nanotechnology
How nanomaterials are well regulated
by REACH
Legal aspects and business
development
The NANOFORCE project: the
integration of 9 regions in Central
Europe area for the development of
nanotechnology
15.40 Concluding remarks from the Chair
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES - NANOMEDICINE
ICT&NANOELECTRONICS
Afternoon (14.00-18.30)
www.nanotechitaly.it
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2nd DAY, NOVEMBER 24th
ICT & NANOELECTRONICS
14.00
Chair:
Dino Fiorani, Director, Institute of Structure of Matter, National Research Council (CNR),
Roberto Zafalon, R&D and Public Affairs, STMicroelectronics
14.20
Andreas Wild
Eniac Joint Undertaking
ENIAC & the challenges of the
Nanoelectronics Industry
14.50
Roberto Bez
Micron
Phase Change Memory Scaling for a
Nanotechnology Storage
15.10
Marco Affronte
University of Modena and
Reggio Emilia
Challenges and opportunities in
molecular spintronics
15.30
Andrea Di Matteo
STMicroelectronics
Flexible and Disposable Electronics:
sub-micrometric Organic circuits
15.50
Filippo Giannazzo
Institute of Microelectronics
and Microsystems (IMM/CNR)
Epitaxial graphene: growth
mechanisms and electronic
properties probed at the nanoscale
16.10
Coffee break
Molecular Magnetism Lab.,
Italian Interuniversity
Consortium on Materials
Science and Technology
(LAMM/INSTM)
Magneto-plasmonics: ideas,
experiments and applications for a
new topic
16.40
Cesar De Julian
Fernandez
17.00
Emanuela Esposito
CNR-Institute of Cybernetics
17.20
Sara Pizzato
Tectronik srl
17.40
Ignazio Pomona
Selex Elsag
18.00
Concluding remarks from the session Chair
Nanopatterning of 2D-hybrid Crystal
on Optical Fiber Tips for Sensing
Applications
Enzymatic biosensor based systems
for quick and accurate analysis of
complex matrices
RF-MEMS Phase Shifters for Phased
Array Antennas
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES - NANOMEDICINE
ICT&NANOELECTRONICS
Morning (9.00-13.00)
www.nanotechitaly.it
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2nd DAY, NOVEMBER 24th
NANOCOM PROJECT – TRAINING SESSION
Nanocom coordinated action will contribute towards bridging the gap between lab based and
industrial applications in nanotechnology. This will be achieved by creating a European wide
approach and mechanisms for lowering the barriers and spreading best open innovation practices
for rapid commercialization and investment in innovative nanotechnology driven products.
9.00
9.10
Introduction
Chair: Enzo Sisti, Veneto Nanotech
Frank T. Piller
RWTH Aachen University,
Germany
- Fundamental understanding of
Open Innovation
- Fundamental understanding of
Open Collaborations
10.40 Coffee break
11.00
Jozef Cenens
NineSigma, Belgium
- Practical training - best practices
- Practical training - tools for effective
collaboration and open innovation
12.30
Ir. Jos Cenens
NineSigma, Belgium
- Innovation Project Management
- Conclusions
13.00 Concluding remarks from the session Chair
Lunch
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES - NANOMEDICINE
ICT&NANOELECTRONICS
www.nanotechitaly.it
10
3rd DAY, NOVEMBER 25th
Morning (9.30-13.00)
SMART TRANSPORTATION
9.00
Chair: Monica Fabrizio, Institute for Energetics and Interphases, Energy and Transport Dept,
National Research Council
9.20
Dominique
Guyomard
Institut des Matériaux Jean
Rouxel, CNRS - Université de
Nantes, France
Energy storage for smart transportation,
state-of-the-art and prospects
Eva Milella
IMAST s.c.a.r.l
Emerging Trends and Opportunities in
Advanced Composite Materials and
Nano-materials for Transportation
Industries
10.10
Martin Jaegle
Fraunhofer Institute for
Physical Measurement
Techniques IPM, Germany
Thermoelectric materials improved by
nanotechnology
10.30
Silvio Restello
Fiamm Spa, Italy
Development and application of
advanced energy storage systems for
sustainable mobility
10.50
Coffee break
11.20
Giuseppe Luca
Maiarelli
Sole Spa, Italy
11.40
Valeria
Guglielmotti ,
Paolo De
Stefanis
University of Rome, Labor Srl
12.00
Silvia Gross
Institute of Molecular Science
& Technologies , (ISTM-CNR)
and University of Padova
12.20
Carmelina
Ruggiero
Unversity of Genova
12.40
Concluding remarks from the Chair
9.50
Polymer Nanocomposites: How to
improve the aesthetical surface and the
functional properties of the automotive
plastic parts
Portable Nanotechnology X-ray
(NANORAY) Diagnostic System for
Advanced Innovative Materials for
Transportation
Hybrid Inorganic/Organic Membranes
For Proton Conducting Membranes In
Fuel Cells
Advances in hydrogen storage capacity
in carbon-based materials
Lunch
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT – NANO-TOXICOLOGY; SAFE LIVING: COLD& THERMAL SPRAY
www.nanotechitaly.it
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3rd DAY, NOVEMBER 25th
Afternoon (14.00-17.00)
SAFE LIVING
14.00
Chair: Giovanni Baldi, R&D Director, Colorobbia Research Centre
14.10
Giorgio Sberveglieri
CNR-IDASC, Sensor
Laboratory and University
of Brescia
14.40
Ashok Vaseashta
International Clean Water
Institute, USA
15.00
Balazs Laslo
GE Appliances & Lightings,
Hungary
15.20
Fiorella Trivillin
Electrolux Italia SpA
Which nanotechnology domains matter
to Electrolux?
15.40
Valentina Dami
Eco City Srl
Nanostructured photocatalytic systems
for different environmental applications
16.00
Laura Alexandrescu
Norwegian University of
Science and Technology
(NTNU), Norway
Air filtration of nano-particles using
cellulose nanofibrils
16.20
Stefano Zuin
Venice Research
Consortium
Testing of nano-based products used for
the building sector
16.40
Concluding remarks from the session Chair
Nanostructured metal oxide gas sensors:
application in safety and security field)
Nanotechnology Solutions for
Monitoring and Improving Water Quality
for Safe Living
Plasmonic photocatalyst for
decomposition of organic pollutans and
bacteria using visibile light
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT – NANO-TOXICOLOGY; SAFE LIVING: COLD& THERMAL SPRAY
www.nanotechitaly.it
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3rd DAY, NOVEMBER 25th
Morning (9.00-13.00)
RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT – NANO-TOXICOLOGY
9.00
9.20
9.30
10.00
Chair:
Giuseppe Battista, Dep. of Surgery and Bioengineering, University of Siena; Tommaso Renieri,
Dep. of Biomedical Sciences, Sec. Applied Biology, University of Siena
President of the Italian Society
Enrico Sabbioni of Nanotoxicology (SIN),
Introduction
Veneto Nanotech
Finnish Institute of
Development of Nanotechnology - Safety for
Kai Savolainen
Occupational Health (FIT),
Success
Finland
Voluntary measures for responsible
Andrea Porcari
AIRI/Nanotec IT
innovation: outcomes from the Nanocode
project
Luigi Manzo
University of Pavia and SIN
Nanotoxicology contributes to responsible
innovation
10.40
Peter Wick
EMPA, Swiss Federal
Laboratories for Materials
Science and Technology,
Switzerland
Health Aspects of Nanoparticles: An
Interdisciplinary Challenge
11.00
Giovanni
Bernardini
Insubria University
Introduction to the poster session
11.20
Coffee break
11.50
Mario Di
Gioacchino
Allergy and Immunotoxicology
Unit, “Università
G.d’Annunzio” Foundation,
Chieti , Italy and SIN
Nanoparticle-immune system interaction
10.20
12.10
Paolo Bigini
Istituto di Ricerche
Farmacologiche Mario Negri
12.30
Rogerio Sa
Gaspar
Faculty of Pharmacy,
University of Lisbon, Portugal
12.50
Concluding remarks from the session Chair
Nanoparticle tracking at the Mario Negri
Institute: new strategies for the evaluation of
nanotoxicity from the whole organism to the
sub-cellular organelles.
Challenges for non clinical evaluation of
nanomaterials intended for clinical use: the
case of nanopharmaceuticals /nanomedicines
as a solid exemple with three decades of
clinical experience
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT – NANO-TOXICOLOGY; SAFE LIVING: COLD& THERMAL SPRAY
www.nanotechitaly.it
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3rd DAY, NOVEMBER 25th
Afternoon (14.00-16.30)
RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT – NANO-TOXICOLOGY
14.00
14.10
14.40
15.00
Chair:
Elvio Mantovani, Director, AIRI/Nanotec IT, Enrico Sabbioni, Director, Italian Society of
Nanotoxicology (SIN),Veneto Nanotech
Research Group, National
Nanomaterials and Responsible
Eric Gaffet
Center for Scientific
development : How to conciliate
Research (CNRS), France
Research, Innovation and Safety
Italian Workers
The White Book on occupational exposure
Compensation Authority
to engineered nanomaterials and the
Sergio Iavicoli
(INAIL) formerly ISPESL,
stakeholders engagement: from research
Dept. of Occupational
to policy approach.
Medicine
The Multidisciplinary and
National Institute of Health
Loredana
Interdepartmental Working Group on
(ISS), Dept. Environment
Musmeci
“Nanomaterials and Health”
and Primary Prevention
of the ISS: Aims and Activities
15.20
Ralf Knauf
Federchimica REACH Centre Industry guidelines for Risk management
15.40
Pier Paolo Pompa
Center for Bio-Molecular
Nanotechnology, IIT (CBNIIT)
Nano biointeractions: influence of
nanoscale features on the response of
biological systems
16.00
Renato Colognato
GeXNano Srl
Genotoxicity and cancerogenicity of
nanomaterials: what evidences?
16.20
Concluding remarks from the session Chair
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT – NANO-TOXICOLOGY; SAFE LIVING: COLD& THERMAL SPRAY
www.nanotechitaly.it
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3rd DAY, NOVEMBER 25th
Afternoon (16.30- 18.30)
NANOSUSTAIN PROJECT WORKSHOP
Development of sustainable solutions for nanotechnology-based products based on hazard
characterization and LCA
16.30
Rudolf Reuther
NordMiljö AB NOMI,
Sweden
Introduction to the NanoSustain
project
Presentation of mid-term project results
NanoSustain: Material
Characterisation
16.50
Stefano Pozzi Mucelli Veneto Nanotech, Italy
17.10
Anne Thoustrup
Saber
The National Research
Centre for the Working
Environment (NRCWE)
Denmark
17.30
Michael Steinfeldt
University of Bremen,
Germany
17.50
Ulrika Backman
VTT, Finland
18.10
Discussion and concluding remarks from the session Chair
NanoSustain WP3:Hazard
characterization and impact
assessment
NanoSustain WP4: Life Cycle
Assessment of nanotechnology-based
products
NanoSustain WP5: Reuse/recycling,
final treatment and disposal of
nanotechnology-based products
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT – NANO-TOXICOLOGY; SAFE LIVING: COLD& THERMAL SPRAY
www.nanotechitaly.it
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3rd DAY, NOVEMBER 25th
Morning (9.30-13.00)
COLD & THERMAL SPRAY WORKSHOP
9.30
Chair: Simone Vezzù, Interuniversity Coordination of Veneto for Nanotechnology (CIVEN)
9.40
Rainer Gadow
Institute for Manufacturing
Technologies of Ceramic
Components and
Composites (IFKB-IMTCCC),
Germany
10.10
Pedro Poza
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos High temperature behaviour of cold
– Madrid, Spain
sprayed Ni-Al2O3 cermet coatings
10.30
Tiziana Marrocco
TWI Ltd, UK
Preliminary Evaluation of Spray-formed
Ti and Ti Coatings Prepared by Cold
Spray
10.50
Maurice Ducos
CGT Consultant, France
Progression of the Cold Spray technology
and industrial applications presentation
11.10
Giovanni Paolo Zanon AVIO SpA
11.30
Coffee break
12.00
Sven Hartmann
Obz innovation gmbh,
Germany
Testing of the electric conductivity of
non-ferrous metallic coatings
12.20
Giovanni Bolelli
University of Modena and
Reggio Emilia
Electromagnetic wave absorbers by
thermal spray techniques
12.40
Concluding remarks from the session Chair
Advanced thermal spraying of ceramic
coatings as enabling technologies
in product engineering
Replacement of Chromium Plating for
the Repair of Carburized Surfaces
Lunch
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT – NANO-TOXICOLOGY; SAFE LIVING: COLD& THERMAL SPRAY
www.nanotechitaly.it
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3rd DAY, NOVEMBER 25th
Afternoon (14.00-16.00)
COLD & THERMAL SPRAY WORKSHOP
14.00
Chair: Simone Vezzù, Interuniversity Coordination of Veneto for Nanotechnology (CIVEN)
14.10
Andrea Trentin
Need Coatings and CIVEN
Cold Spray Deposition Technology for
biomedical applications
14.30
Mario Guagliano
Polytechnic of Milano
Fatigue Strength and Residual Stresses
Evaluation on Metallic Coatings
Deposited by Cold Spray
14.50
Enrico Vedelago
Busellato Glass Moulds
HVOF deposited Nickel based
composites coatings for glass moulds
15.10
Silvano Rech
15.30
Alessandro Surpi
15.50
Discussion and concluding remarks from the session Chair
Interuniversity Coordination
Deposition of MAX-phases coating by
of Veneto for
cold-spray
Nanotechnology (CIVEN)
Rotating drum: a novel apparatus for
Veneto Nanotech
PVD and PECVD coating of powders and
fibres
PARALLEL POSTER SESSIONS:
RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT – NANO-TOXICOLOGY; SAFE LIVING: COLD& THERMAL SPRAY
www.nanotechitaly.it
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