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Home > News > Funding opportunites for micro/nano laser-based high value manufacturing

October 23rd, 2008

Funding opportunites for micro/nano laser-based high value manufacturing

Abstract:
The Association of Laser Users (AILU) in partnership with the Photonics KTN and the Nanotechnology KTN is organising a funding opportunities in High Value Manufacturing focusing on micro/nano laser processing.

To be held on 25 November at the Aston Science Park, Birmingham, UK, the one-day meeting sets out to highlight the opportunities for funding in the application of laser technology to High Value manufacturing and other EU FP7 funding calls.

The scope of the meeting includes presentations from key funding sources as well as case studies illustrating successful projects in previous calls.

Source:
machinery.co.uk

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