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The "Graphene and Nanotubes: science and applications" ("GNT") group is a national research group (GDR 3217) and an international coordination network (GDRI) cross-linking research on nanotubes and graphene. Its scientific activity is based on three vital and emerging research themes, which develop knowledge of basic properties of individual nano-objects as well as their manipulation for developing devices linked to the industrial and socio-economical world. The group gathers French, European and Canadian partners who have played a major role in the activities of the previous GDR, and to which are added scientists of international reputation working on graphene.
GNT News
The forthcoming Trends in Nanotechnology International Conference will be held in BARCELONA.
Posted at 10:19am, 19/05/09
Welcome to the new GDR-I : GNT. The "Graphene and Nanotubes: science and applications" ("GNT") group is a national research group (GDR) and an international coordination network (GDRI) cross-linking research on nanotubes and graphene. Its scientific activity is based on three vital and emerging research themes, which develop knowledge of basic properties of individual nano-objects as well as their manipulation for developing devices linked to the industrial and socio-economical world. The group gathers French, European and Canadian partners who have played a major role in the activities of the previous GDR, and to which are added scientists of international reputation working on graphene.
The new GDR-I website is accessible through the internet address
http://www.graphene-nanotubes.org The site has information about the graphene and nanotube world, in particular: The information is updated by every user who wants to (including you!). If you want to add a post to the GDR-I website, you will just need to log-in to the dedicated interface (login and password available upon request to Julien Cambedouzou - cambedouzou@lps.u-psud.fr - or Chris Ewels - chris.ewels@cnrs-imn.fr), and follow the instructions available in the attached "Guide to updating graphene-nanotubes.org". Once a week, you will automatically receive an email of recent news sent be the website. This replaces the email announcements Annick sent in the previous GDR-I. All email addresses from the former diffusion list of the GDR-I Nanotubes have been already added, but anyone interested in this newsletter may subscribe online on the website in the "Newsletter" section. Anyone who doesn't want to receive the newsletter can unsubscribe in the same way. So if you want to send an announcement to the GDR-I mailing list, the way to do it is to add the announcement to the website. We hope you will be pleased by this new communication tool at your disposal.
Posted at 9:34pm, 16/05/09
Chemistry of Nanotubes and Graphene 11-15 April 2010, Arcachon, France ChemOnTubes 2010 is on its way! After the two previous successful meetings, in 2006 (Arcachon) and 2008 (Zaragoza), ChemOnTubes is back to Arcachon... All the main themes of the conference will be devoted to the chemistry of nanotubes and graphene. Invited speakers include : Andreas Hirsch, Prashant Kamat, Ian Kinloch, Rod Ruoff, Takao Someya, Paul van der Schoot, Gordon Wallace... Further information at: http://chemontubes2010.crpp-bordeaux.cnrs.fr/
Posted at 1:49pm, 13/05/09
International Conference on Carbon-based Nanostructured Materials
Cnano’09 : 4 - 8 October 2009 We are very pleased to invite you to the International Conference on Carbon-based Nanostructured Materials Cnano ’09 organized by the Carbon-Nanostructures-Laboratory (CNSLab) located at the Theoretical and Physical Chemistry Institute, National Hellenic Research Foundation. The conference will be hosted at the conference center of Rocabella Resorts & Spa Hotel in the beautiful island of Santorini (4 - 8 October 2009), Greece.
Posted at 10:55am, 11/05/09
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