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The nano centres of the universities in South West Scandinavia enter a strategic collaboration to promote the development and commercialisation of nanotechnology.
New Scandinavian collaboration boosts nanotech development
Copenhagen, Denmark | Posted on October 24th, 2007
The nano centres of the universities in the ÿresund Region ó University of Copenhagen, Technical University of Denmark and Lund University ó together with MC2 at Chalmers University of Technology and the Imgeo Institute in Gothenburg join forces to build up a network for co-operation within nanotechnology.
Nanotechnology - the growth industry of the future
Used efficiently, knowledge on nanotechnology will have an immense industrial impact. More than 50 billion SEK are invested globally in research and development each year, and the market for nanotech applications is expected to be about 1,000 billion USD at the year 2015.
Common strategic initiative
The partners will intensify the collaboration across ÿresund/Kattegat by a common effort to create a network that boosts the development of nanotech research, education and commercialisation.
"This new collaboration will strengthen our competitiveness and really bring us to the top of the world. Having these strong participants joining forces, we will be able to use the enormous potential of Scandinavia in terms of commercialising nanotechnology" says Daniel Kronmann, Project Manager of Nano ÿresund, a partner working for enabling the collaboration.
South West Scandinavia - among the strongest clusters
In an international comparison, this consortium is one of the five strongest nanotech clusters in the EU and among the ten best in the world. This initiative will consolidate and improve South West Scandinaviaís position to be among the best in the world.
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Daniel Kronmann
Project Manager
Nano ÿresund
Phone: +46 734 34 03 34
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