ASME Teams with MANCEF to Present Nano Commercialization Confe...

ASME Teams with MANCEF to Present Nano Commercialization Confe... ASME Teams with MANCEF to Present Nano Commercialization Confe... ASME Teams with MANCEF to Present Nano Commercialization Conference ASME has banded together with the Micro and Nano Technology Commercialization Education Foundation (MANCEF) to introduce a joint meeting this mid year that is planned to assist business visionaries with offering their examination for sale to the public, find new clients, and cooperate with financial specialists, providers and different businessmen. The gathering - the Commercialization of Micro, Nano and Emerging Technologies (COMS) meeting - will be held from Aug. 28 to 31 at the JW Marriott Houston in Houston, Texas. This will be the first run through ASME will introduce a COMS gathering related to MANCEF. The meetings, which MANCEF has been directing the for over 20 years, are broadly viewed as being among the main worldwide occasions concentrating on the scale-up of small scale, nano, and rising advancements. COMS 2016 is planned to be a hands-on, reasonable gathering that will give scientists understanding on the most proficient method to put up their items for sale to the public and distinguish clients and advancement accomplices, just as take in direct from the numerous enterprising pioneers introducing contextual analyses, offering direction and examining the most recent patterns during the meeting. Specialists and speakers as of now booked to show up at COMS 2016 incorporate Mauro Ferrari, CEO and president, Houston Methodist Research Institute; Michael Gaitan from the National Institute of Standards and Technologys Physical Measurement Laboratory; Michael Meador, executive of the National Science and Technology Council; Mark Zdeblick, boss innovation official for Proteus; and Rainer Harms of the Netherlands Institute for Knowledge Intensive Entrepreneurship (NIKOS) at the University of Twente. This years meeting will likewise highlight two exceptional rivalries for starting business visionaries. The Young Technology Award Contest and Boot Camp will give a casual setting to participants engaged with beginning time, innovative enterprising new companies to try out their plans to specialists and get handy exhortation and input. A subsequent challenge, the Student Poster Competition, will allow understudies to introduce their nanoscience and rising innovation research to a group of people of business and innovation pioneers. Entries for the two rivalries are expected June 13. Visit the COMS 2016 site for additional subtleties. For more data on COMS 2016, or to enlist for the meeting, visit www.asme.org/occasions/coms. To study the Micro and Nano Technology Commercialization Education Foundation, visit www.mancef.org.