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Training Events :

A. Upcoming Training Appointments

B. Past Training Events

A. Upcoming training appointments:

This conference is obviously relevant to our work on cyclodextrin threaded organic molecular wires and we therefore encourage all partners and young researchers to consider attending.

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The First European Cyclodextrin Conference is organized by the newly formed European Cyclodextrin Society and is the first of a biannual conference series. The first conference will be held in Aalborg, Denmark, October 11-13th, 2009 and will deal with all aspects of cyclodextrin science and technology. Researchers within all specialties of cyclodextrin science and technology are invited to contribute to this event.
The aim of this event is to strengthen the collaboration among academia and between academia and industry primarily on a European level.
All contributions are welcome.
 
Further information can be found here: www.euroCDsoc.com.  

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We encourage all partners and young researchers to attend.

 

B. Past Training Events:

  1. ESONS SPRING SCHOOL 2009 in Peniscola (15 speakers) (joint event of the two Marie Curie Research Training Networks "Nanomatch" and "Threadmill")

  2. SOLE SUMMER SCHOOL in Stresa (19 Speakers, 88 Partecipants)

  3. Symposium Q at EMRS 2008: Functional Supramolecular Architectures for Organic electronics and Nanotechnology

  4. Workshop on computer modelling of molecules led by David Beljonne, Jérôme Cornil, and Roberto Lazzaroni (University of Mons- Hinaut)

  5. Seminars and workshop on personal findings "Taking a new technology from lab to market", by Dr. Claudio Marinelli from Advance Nanotec Inc., Cambridge

  6. Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights led by Dr Luce Jacovella, European Office, UCL, London.