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International conference on Industrial Nanotechnology, will be organized around the theme “An Insight into Advanced Research in Nanotechnology ”

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Mass late projects are perhaps to have colossal effect especially in industry, pharmaceutical, new processing frameworks, Nano optics, Nanophotonics and Nanoplasmonics and manageability the advancement of carbon nanotube, Nanobubbles pre-impregnated materials which give better conduction, defeating one of the real difficulties of customary carbon fiber/epoxy composites advanced protection materials to watch officers sensors for medicinal testing and Nano workshops are directed on Kevler and Aramid fiber composites. There are seventy five new specialists going ahead in this field, yearly measure of $15,000millions is spent for Nano-optics studies in 2015-2016

  • Track 1-1Graphene
  • Track 1-2Quantum Dots
  • Track 1-3Nano bubbles technology
  • Track 1-4Nanotechnologies commercialization
  • Track 1-5Nanotechnology for construction
  • Track 1-6Sensors based on emerging devices

Nanolithography is the branch of nanotechnology stressed with the study and usage of making nanometre-scale structures, which implies plans with no short of what one parallel estimation some place around 1 and 100 nm. Various philosophies can be requested in serial or parallel, cloak or cover less/facilitate form, beat down or base up, bar or tip-based, restrict based or contradict less methodologies. Beginning 2015, nanolithography is a to a great degree dynamic domain of research in the insightful world and in industry. Nanolithography is the science and innovation of creating characterized structures on a size of 1 to 100 nanometres (nm), that is, structures that range from the nuclear and sub-atomic to around 1/4 the wavelength of noticeable light.

  • Track 2-1Optical lithography
  • Track 2-2EUV lithography and masks
  • Track 2-3Charged particle based lithography and patterning
  • Track 2-4Nano imprint lithography techniques and templates
  • Track 2-5Mask less lithography
  • Track 2-6Emerging nanopatterning methods
  • Track 2-7Limits of nanolithography and Nano patterning

Nanofabrication is the way toward creating little structures of micrometre scales and littler. Truly, the most punctual micro fabrication procedures were utilized for incorporated circuit creation, otherwise called "semiconductor assembling" or "semiconductor gadget manufacture". In the most recent two decades microelectromechanical frameworks (MEMS), microsystems (European use), micro machines (Japanese phrasing) and their subfields, microfluidics/lab-on-a-chip, optical MEMS (likewise called MOEMS), RF MEMS, Power MEMS, Bio MEMS and their expansion into Nano scale (for instance NEMS, for Nano electro mechanical frameworks) have re-utilized, adjusted or amplified micro fabrication strategies. Level board shows and sun oriented cells are additionally utilizing comparable procedures. Scaling down of different gadgets presents challenges in numerous zones of science and building: material science, science, materials science, software engineering, ultra-exactness building, manufacture procedures, and hardware outline. It is additionally offering ascend to different sorts of interdisciplinary research.[1] The significant ideas and standards of micro fabrication are microlithography, doping, thin movies, drawing, holding, and cleaning

  • Track 3-1Process integration
  • Track 3-2Three dimensional integration
  • Track 3-3Rapid thermal processing
  • Track 3-4Process modelling and simulation
  • Track 3-5Equipment modelling
  • Track 3-6Laser assisted processing
  • Track 3-7Top-down / bottom-up (self - assembly) nanofabrication

Nano electronics allude to the use of nanotechnology in electronic parts. The term covers a various arrangement of gadgets and materials, with the regular trademark that they are small to the point that between nuclear collaborations and quantum mechanical possessions should be concentrated widely. Some of these hopefuls include: cross breed sub-atomic/semiconductor gadgets, one-dimensional nanotubes/nanowires, or proceeded sub-atomic hardware. Late silicon CMOS innovation eras, for example, the 22 nanometre hub, are now inside this administration. Nano electronics are some of the time considered as problematic innovation since present applicants are essentially not quite the same as customary transistors.

  • Track 4-1Nanometre devices for electronics and optoelectronics
  • Track 4-2Dimension-sensitive device properties
  • Track 4-3Electron beam tester’s
  • Track 4-4Laser probes
  • Track 4-5Signal and image processing
  • Track 4-6AFM, Scanning probe measurements
  • Track 4-7Advanced MOS devices
  • Track 4-8Vacuum nanoelectronics
  • Track 4-9Mesoscopic devices
  • Track 4-10Micro & Nano fluidic Devices
  • Track 4-11Other miniaturized devices for biology, chemistry, medicine

The Technology Roadmap for Productive Nano systems defines "productive Nano systems" as functional nanometre-scale systems that make atomically-specified structures and devices under programmatic control, i.e. they perform manufacturing to atomic precision. Such devices are presently only hypothetical. Present-day technologies are limited in various ways. Large atomically precise structures exist, in the form of crystals. Complex 3D structures exist in the form of polymers such as DNA and proteins. It is also possible to build very small atomically precise structures using scanning probe microscopy to manipulate individual atoms or small groups of atoms. But it is not yet possible to combine components in a systematic way to build larger, more complex systems. Principles of physics and examples from nature both suggest that it will be possible to extend atomically precise fabrication to more complex products of larger size, involving a wider range of materials. An example of progress in this direction would be Christian Schafmeister's work on bi-peptides.

  • Track 5-1Electro-mechanical systems (MEMS, NEMS)
  • Track 5-2Optical systems
  • Track 5-3Fluidic systems
  • Track 5-4Bio systems
  • Track 5-5Lab-on-a-chip

Green nanotechnology alludes to the use of nanotechnology to upgrade the ecological maintainability of procedures creating negative externalities. It additionally alludes to the utilization of the results of nanotechnology to upgrade supportability. It incorporates making green Nano-items and utilizing Nano-items as a part of support of supportability. Green nanotechnology has been depicted as the advancement of clean innovations, "to minimize potential ecological and human wellbeing dangers connected with the fabricate and utilization of nanotechnology items, and to empower supplanting of existing items with new Nano-items that are all the more naturally neighbourly all through their lifecycle.

  • Track 6-1Nanomaterial’s for Clean and Sustainable Technology
  • Track 6-2Energy Storage and Novel Generation
  • Track 6-3Nanotech for Oil and Gas
  • Track 6-4Nonnuclear Materials
  • Track 6-5Renewable Energy Technologies
  • Track 6-6Bio Sources for Materials and Fuels

Nano mechanics is a branch of Nano science focusing on vital mechanical (adaptable, warm and dynamic) properties of physical structures at the nanometre scale. Nano mechanics has ascended on the intersection of customary mechanics, solid state physical science, quantifiable mechanics, materials science, and quantum science. As a scope of Nano science, Nano mechanics gives a legitimate foundation of nanotechnology. Nano mechanics is that branch of Nano science which deals with the study and utilization of key mechanical properties of physical systems at the Nano scale, for instance, adaptable, warm and engine material properties. Much of the time, Nano mechanics is viewed as a branch of nanotechnology, i.e., an associated area with an accentuation on the mechanical properties of fabricated nanostructures and Nano systems (structures with Nano scale fragments of noteworthiness). Instances of the last join nanoparticles, Nano powders, nanowires, Nano rods, Nano ribbons, nanotubes, including carbon nanotubes (CNT) and boron nitride nanotubes (BNNTs); Nano shells, nanomebranes, Nano coatings, Nano composite/nanostructured materials, (fluids with scattered nanoparticles).

  • Track 7-1Micromechanical Homogenization Theory
  • Track 7-2Effective Elastic Modulus
  • Track 7-3Comparison Vibrational Principles
  • Track 7-4Micromechanical Damage Theory
  • Track 7-5Introduction of Dislocation Theory
  • Track 7-6Introduction to Configurationally Mechanics
  • Track 7-7Small Scale Coarse-Grained Models
  • Track 7-8Periodic Microstructure and Asymptotic Homogenization

Because of the on-going controversy on the implications of nanotechnology, there is significant debate concerning whether nanotechnology or nanotechnology-based products merit special government regulation. This mainly relates to when to assess new substances prior to their release into the market, community and environment. Nanotechnology refers to an increasing number of commercially available products – from socks and trousers to tennis racquets and cleaning cloths. Such nanotechnologies and their accompanying industries have triggered calls for increased community participation and effective regulatory arrangements. However, these calls have presently not led to such comprehensive regulation to oversee research and the commercial application of nanotechnologies, or any comprehensive labelling for products that contain nanoparticles or are derived from Nano-processes.

  • Track 8-1Sustainable Nanomanufacturing
  • Track 8-2Potential hazard issues
  • Track 8-3Effects on Agricultural productivity
  • Track 8-4Nanopollution-catalytic effects in the environment.
  • Track 8-5Nanotoxicology and Nano safety

The 2000s have seen the early stages of the uses of nanotechnology in occupational items, albeit most applications are restricted to the mass utilization of latent nanomaterial's. Cases incorporate titanium dioxide and zinc oxide nanoparticles in sunscreen, makeup and some nourishment items; silver nanoparticles in sustenance bundling, dress, disinfectants and family unit machines, for example, Silver Nano; carbon nanotubes for stain-safe materials; and cerium oxide as a fuel impetus. As of March 10, 2014, the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies evaluated that more than 1300 maker recognized nanotech items are freely available, with new ones hitting the market at a pace of 3–4 every week. Nanotechnology is being utilized as a part of creating nations to treat infection and counteract wellbeing issues. The umbrella term for this sort of nanotechnology is Nano solution

  • Track 9-1Military Applications
  • Track 9-2Polymers
  • Track 9-3Cosmetics
  • Track 9-4Medicine
  • Track 9-5Tissue Engineering
  • Track 9-6Nanostructured coatings, surfaces and membranes
  • Track 9-7Nano Robotics: Design, Simulation, Computation and Automation
  • Track 9-8Human-Computer/Robotics Communicability
  • Track 9-93D Printing
  • Track 9-10Art Principles
  • Track 9-11Computer Graphics
  • Track 9-12Ergonomics

Exhibiting both homogeneous and heterogeneous catalytic properties, Nano catalysts allow for rapid and selective chemical transformations, with the benefits of excellent product yield and ease of catalyst separation and recovery. This book reviews the catalytic performance and the synthesis and characterization of Nano catalysts, examining the current state of the art and pointing the way towards new avenues of research. Moreover, the authors discuss new and emerging applications of Nano catalysts and Nano catalysis, from pharmaceuticals to fine chemicals to renewable energy to biotransformation’s.

Nanocatalys is features contributions from leading research groups around the world. These contributions reflect a thorough review of the current literature as well as the authors’ first-hand experience designing and synthesizing Nano catalysts and developing new applications for them. The book’s nineteen chapters offer a broad perspective, covering

  • Track 10-1Common synthesis methods for colloidal nanoparticles
  • Track 10-2Chemical reduction method
  • Track 10-3Thermal, Photochemical and Son chemical reduction method
  • Track 10-4Ligand displacement method
  • Track 10-5Condensation of metal vapour
  • Track 10-6Electrochemical reduction method

Nano technology provides unambiguous results particularly in the escalate use of solar energy from photovoltaic systems. Optimized Nano membranes can increase the possibilities for separation and neutral climate storage of carbon dioxide for generation of power in coal-fired power plants, in order to provide important methods of power generation which is environment friendlier in the distant future. Nano electric semi-conductors with upturn boundary layer design contribute to increase in efficiency .this could lay way to broad application in usage of waste heat, for example in human body heat for portable electronics in textiles, Automobiles.

  • Track 11-1Nanotechnology Materials and Nanotechnology in Energy Application
  • Track 11-2Nanotech for Environment Protection
  • Track 11-3Nanomaterials for Energy Conversion and Heat Transfer
  • Track 11-4Nanotech for Fuel Cell and Solar Cell

Nano scale particles have given scientists new tools to understand and take advantage of phenomena that occur naturally when matter or particles are organized at the Nano scale. These phenomena are based on quantum effects and other physical effects such as expanded surface. Particles which are created with dimensions of about 1–100 Nano meters, properties change significantly from larger scales. Quantum effects of the Nano scale is the concept of “Tunability” ,“tunnelling”.

  • Track 12-1Natural Nanomaterial Synthesis and properties
  • Track 12-2Fullerenes (nano tubes, nano wires, nano fibers, graphenes)
  • Track 12-3Nano particles characterization & applications
  • Track 12-4Nano Composites characterization & applications
  • Track 12-5Multilayer Nano film
  • Track 12-6Nano Fabrication Technologies
  • Track 12-7Bulk Nanostructured Materials