PerkinElmer in partnership with Simon Fraser University Chemistry Department, 4D Labs at SFU, and NSERC is providing a forum where academic, government, and industrial researchers can come together to share insights on nanomaterial analytical techniques developed in the areas of advanced materials, life sciences, energy and the environment.  

This symposium is a great opportunity for you to learn from colleagues and peers and discover the latest technological advances and analytical techniques in nanotechnoogy and advanced materials.

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Registration Includes:

  •  Hands On with both instruments and accessories

  •  PerkinElmer experts availble to provide solutions

  •  Lunch and technical demonstrations

  •  Complete Nano Primer

Poster Session: 

We invite all scientists and engineers from academia, government or industry to submit posters for consideration at the NanoLytica event. It's your chance to share your ideas and experiences with others working in this field. The best student presented poster will WIN AN APPLE iPAD 

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Oral Session:

• Dual Emission in Mn2+-doped Semiconductors
  Dr. Emily McLaurin, Postdoctoral Associate, University of Washington 
  
• Characterization techniques for nanotechnology, An overiew
  Brian Wong, Product Specialist, PerkinElmer
  
• Encouraging Nanotechnology Research and Innovation 
  Dr.Jose Raez, Business Development Officer, National Institue for Nanotechnology 

• Nanoparticles in the Aqueous Systems
  Dr. Denise Mitrano,Colorado School of Mines
  
• Nanotech & Cleantech: Opportunity Knocks, Pitfalls Await
  Andrew Haughain,Partner, Pangaea Ventures Ltd.
  
• Is Single Particle-ICP-MS "The" Metrology Tool for Engineered Nanoparticles: Theory and Applications
  Dr.Chady Stephan,Product Specialist, PerkinElmer

• Novel techniques for measuring nanoparticle interactions in biological milieu 
  David Cramb, Professor and Head, Chemistry Director, Nanoscience Program 
• Surface-enhance Raman scattering based optical probes for real-time chemical detection 
  Dr.Steven Emory, Associate ProfessorWestern Washington University 
  
• Metallic Nanomaterials and their Application in Bioanalytical Chemistry
  Dr. Alex Brolo, Asspcoate Professor University of Victoria 
  
• Nanoparticles for Biosensing / Therapeutics
  Dr.Russ Algar, Associate Professor, University of British Columbia 
  
• Nanotechnology in 2013 – Some Energetic Thoughts About Opportunities, Challenges and Markets
  Walter Cicha, Strategic Intelligence, NRC-IRAP

Poster Session and Product Demonstration 

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