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Starts: 23.12.2022 00:00
Ends: 24.12.2022 00:00
Location:
Institute of Fire and Safety Engineering Brajalalchak, Dakshinchak, Haldia-721654, Purba Medinipur,
Brajalalchak
Haldia, West Bengal
India
Promoter
NameDr. Akhil Chandra Kara
Telephone9932025548
Emailicnt2k22@gmail.com
Websiteicnt2022.haldiawelfare.org
Description

Nanotechnology is the latest technology used to engineer of materials at the molecular level. Several properties become important as the size of the particles decreases, e.g., the increase in surface area to volume ratio alters mechanical, thermal and catalytic properties of materials to a great extent. Use of nanotechnology may be a blessing to human society to have better health, safety and environment. A few important applications of nanotechnology in health may include in purification of water, air and soil; gas sorption, storage, and sensing, Bionanomaterials and Tissues Engineering, Biosensors, Diagnostics and Imaging, Materials for Drug and Gene Delivery. Nanotechnology in safety includes the efficient Fire control, development of durable and safe personal protective equipments (PPE), proper process safety management (PSM). The other applications may be Clean and Sustainable Technology, Energy Storage, Renewable Energy Technologies, Green Chemistry etc.

So the International Conference on Nanotechnology (ICNT 2022)will provide a platform to the engineers, stakeholders, promoters, contractors and other professionals to interact, learn and exposure to the various fields of Nanotechnology. We hope that the event will encourage the delegates to think about the new materials, methods or technologies for health, safety and environment. All the accepted papers may be published in an ISBN indexed (ISBN: 978-93-5680-149-3) conference proceedings and some of the selected papers will be published in an International Journal.

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