| Posted: May 22, 2007 |
Nanobiotech writing contest for young scientists |
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(Nanowerk News) Communicating scientific topics to the public is an important task for researchers. Although non-experts are eager to learn about new technical, medical, and biological developments, their curiosity is only seldom satisfied due to the very few available publications. Therefore, the Nano2Life network launched a scientific writing contest to increase the dissemination of knowledge and to make the public more aware of important nanobiotechnological issues.
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Young scientists were asked to submit articles outlining their particular research area in a manner appealing to the general public. The winners’ articles deal with cutting-edge research subjects, such as: Stem Cell Research, Parkinson's disease, and Cells on Surfaces.
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Nano2Life is the first European Network of Excellence in nanobiotechnology. Its objective is to make Europe a leader in nanobiotechnology by merging existing expertise and knowledge in the field of nanobiotechnology. Founded in 2004, Nano2Life integrates 23 major European organizations within the field of nanobiotechnology.
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