Park Systems will be participating as an official vendor at the 2014 International Conference on Nanoscience + Technology (2014 ICN+T) being held between the 20th and 25th of July 2014. ICN+T will be held in Vail, Colorado this year at the Vail Cascade resort.
This year, Park Systems will be sending two distinguished speakers to give talks at the conference:
- l Dr. Sang-Il Park, Chairman, CEO, & Founder of Park Systems, will be presenting "High Accuracy Atomic Force Microscope with Self-Optimizing Scan Control" at 2:20p on July 22 in the Rocky Mountain C/D room.
- l Dr. Sang-Joon Cho, Chief Scientist at Park Systems, will be presenting "Nanomechanical Sensing of Cell-Cell Interaction by AFM and Monitoring its effects on Live Cells using SICM" at 12:40p on July 21 in the Blue Spruce room.
We will also be on hand on the exhibition floor to discuss your specific nanoscale research needs and how our NX- and XE-series atomic force microscope systems are uniquely equipped with our wide array of options and modes to meet your challenges.
- l Date : July 20 – 25, 2014
- l Venue : Vail Cascade — Vail, CO
- l Park’s Booth: #11 and 12
About 2014 ICN+T:
The 2014 International Conference on Nanoscience + Technology (ICN+T) will provide an international forum for discussion of the latest developments in nanoscale science and technology and recent advances in scanning probe microscopy and related techniques. The ICN+T represents the convergence of the former International Conference on Scanning Tunneling Microscopy/Spectroscopy and Related Techniques (STM) and Nano, which were first combined in Basel, Switzerland in 2006. This conference will cover a range of topics in nanoscale science and technology, addressing the interdisciplinary, international nature of this exciting and rapidly growing field. Topics to be covered include scanning probe microscopy/spectroscopy and related instrumentation, nanosystems, nanomechanics, nanomanipulation, nanomagnetism, nanooptics, nanowires, nanofluidics, nanobiotechnology, molecular electronics, quantum devices, and advances in materials and processing for nanotechnology and nanofabrication.
Leading scientists will give approximately 50 plenary and invited presentations on the latest developments in nanoscale science and technology. We expect 600-700 attendees from around the globe to present their latest research.
In addition to a diverse technical program, vendors will exhibit the latest equipment available for nanoscale measurement science and technology. The exhibit will surround the poster presentations, providing many opportunities for discussions between attendees and vendors.
