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Date: Mon Nov 26 10:37:33 2012<br />
Subject: 13.08.05 <span class="fancysmall">4th Nanotechnology Conference, Toronto, Canada (International ASET Inc)</span><br />

<pre>The International Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology 
(International ASET Inc.) is proud to present the 4th International 
Conference on Nanotechnology: Fundamentals and Applications. 

As globalization leads to increasing interaction among regions and peoples of
the world, it is important to encourage multi-disciplinarity in emerging 
scientific topics such as nanotechnology. Nanotechnology, even though 
rapidly growing, is still in its infancy and has given rise to numerous 
novel applications for the solution of many current problems.

ICNFA is a series of international conferences held yearly. 
These conferences focus on all aspects of Nanotechnology. 
After successfully holding the first, second, and third conferences, 
International ASET Inc. will be hosting this conference in Toronto next year.

ICNFA is an acronym for International Conference on 
Nanotechnology: Fundamentals and Applications.

The aim of ICNFA&#39;13 is to bring together the Canadian and International 
community working in the field of nanotechnology, and to foster an 
environment conducive to present advances in this field. 
This conference will also provide a golden opportunity to develop new 
collaborations and gather world nanotechnology experts on the fundamentals, 
applications and products. Through the 4th conference a great opportunity to
 share knowledge and expertise will be created taking advantage from the 
synergy of the previous conferences. The ICNFA&#39;13 program will include 
invited keynote talks, oral presentation sessions, and poster sessions.

Visit the website at: 
<a href="http://icnfa2013.international-aset.com/" target="_blank">http://icnfa2013.international-aset.com/</a>

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