Free tickets for Nanowerk readers to MicroNanoTec nanotechnology trade show at Hannover Messe

(Nanowerk Spotlight) As a reader of Nanowerk we would like to invite you to joins us at the MicroNanoTec trade show at HANNOVER MESSE 2010 completely free of charge.
Simply go to this link: http://www.hannovermesse.de/promo2010.html?s5tkr and enter your details. A free entry ticket will be automatically emailed to you. With this ticket you not only have complimentary entrance to the fairgrounds, but you can also proceed directly to the Fast Lane entrance.
HANNOVER MESSE will embrace microsystems technology and nanotechnology in a single trade fair under the new name MicroNanoTec.
“The change of name signals a further expansion of microtechnology and nanotechnology at HANNOVER MESSE. In future we will focus more strongly on these themes and thus enhance the appeal of the show for exhibitors and visitors alike”, says Wolfgang Pech, Senior Vice President of HANNOVER MESSE.
Microsystems technology and nanotechnologies have formed an important part of HANNOVER MESSE for many years. In the past they have mainly been presented at the leading trade fair MicroTechnology. It is precisely the coming together of nanomaterials and microsystems technology that has made possible the development of entirely new products, which in turn remains a key driver of industrial growth. In order to underline the significance of both these technologies for the future, the name of the trade fair has been changed to MicroNanoTec.
This year a total of 33,200 visitors came to HANNOVER MESSE to catch up on the latest developments in the micro- and nanotechnologies. Many of these visitors had a background in capital goods or producer goods, others worked in research establishments or the public sector, in the energy industry or commerce. One in five visitors came to Hannover with firm investment plans in mind.
Hannover Messe
The fair grounds at Hannover Messe.
For the upcoming MicroNanoTec the show’s organizers are expecting 200 exhibitors on a total display area of 2,500 square metres. Visitors can look forward to an interesting and varied program of special events.
The IVAM Product Market “Micro, Nano, Materials” showcases new trends and applications in the context of the special display “Lasers for Micro-Materials Processing and Microproduction” and “Nano for Industry”. Nanotechnologies can also be seen in action at “SchauPlatz Nano”. Here exhibitors will be presenting solutions on the threshold of market readiness, as well as tried and tested applications. The group presentation WON “World of Nano” provides a further presentation platform for commercial enterprises, institutes and research establishments. Another highlight is the special presentation “Ultra-precision manufacturing”. Here tooling and mould makers will be showing visitors how microproducts are manufactured using state-of-the-art production technology. Meanwhile the forum “Innovations for Industry” sets a high standard of debate and commentary. At this central communication platform guest speakers will be talking about the latest research products and outlining the kind of products we can expect to see in the future.
About HANNOVER MESSE (the Hannover Fair)
The world’s leading showcase for industrial technology is staged annually in Hannover, Germany. The next HANNOVER MESSE will be held from 19 to 23 April 2010, with Italy to be featured as its official Partner Country. The following nine flagship fairs are taking place under the umbrella of HANNOVER MESSE 2010: Industrial Automation, Energy, Power Plant Technology, MobiliTec, Digital Factory, Industrial Supply, CoilTechnica, MicroNanoTec and Research & Technology. In 2010 the spotlight will be on industrial automation, energy, technology, industrial subcontracting and cutting-edge technologies.

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