Participant registration 

As in preceding years we expect an attendance of approximately 450 participants from academia and industry representing all areas of micro- and nanotechnology in the Netherlands. The conference will cover academic research, technology, equipment and industrial applications. The program will comprise keynotes covering important trends, a four session parallel program, one hundred posters and tabletop presentations. All presentations and posters are in English.
The conference venue is Waaier Conference Centre, University of Twente, Enschede.

We look forward to receive posters within the following themes and topics:

Towards a safe and sustainable society

Food, clean water and a responsible use of technology - Micro- and nanotechnology for energy

Innovations in fabrication and instrumentation

Advanced nanoprobing - From nanoequipment to nanomolecular machines - Fundamentals - Microfactory - Micro satellites - Modelling and design of microsystems - Nanofabrication - Nanoinstrumentation - Sensors and actuators

Enabling life science

Bionanosystems and bionanotechnology - Micro- and nanofluidics for life - Nanomedicine - Nanofluidics - Smart microchannel technology

Photonics, Electronics and Materials

Beyond Moore - Bottom-up electronics - Light-on-Chip - Micro- and nanophotonics - Nanoelectronic materials - Nanomaterials - Nanospintronics

Abstracts must be written in English, should not exceed 1 A4 (maximum of 300 words) and must be submitted electronically via the conference abstract website.

Criteria to select posters for the Netherlands MicroNanoConference ’10 are:

• The poster subject should be in line with the conference scope.
• The poster should present recent developments.
• The poster should be clear about the ‘what, why & how’ of the investigation.
• The results and conclusions should be presented in a well organized way.
• The poster must be understandable to more than just a small group of specialists.
• Dutch organizations should be involved in the presented work, preferably MinacNed members, MicroNed or NanoNed participants.
• At least one of the researchers should be present during the conference to explain to interested parties the content of the work.
• Not everybody has time to read about 100 posters. It must be easy to determine the subject and scope of the poster.

Timeschedule call for poster abstracts:
Online submission open:  Monday, 28 June 2010
Deadline call for abstracts:   Wednesday, 1 September 2010

Conference secretariat:
Martijn Reinhold, email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , tel. +31 (0)33 - 465 75 07