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Green Nano For Construction
18 June 2008, 10:57

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How green nanotechnology enables sustainable construction, is the theme of an upcoming one-day workshop in Copenhagen. The workshop will take place on September 25th in connection with the 2008 Nanotech Northern Europe Conference (NTNE), the largest annual nanotech conference in Europe. The event is a unique opportunity to bring together nanoscientists and different stakeholders from the construction sector to discuss technology developments and find potential applications and new business solutions.

The workshop features a series of selected presentations from the perspective of businesses and science, covering a wide variety of topics such as smart windows, green cement, self-cleaning materials, high-performance insulation materials, solutions for indoor climate, health and risk related issues, and more.

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