29^th International Conference on Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology April 25-26, 2019 Rome, Italy

Francesca Nanni has completed his PhD in Materials Engineering from the University of Rome Tor Vergata. She is currently associate professor at the faculty of Enigneering at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, memer of INSTM, and of ECNP (The European Center for Nanostructured Polymers). She has published more than 70 papers in reputed journals and has been serving as an editorial board member of repute.

Nanomaterials in industrial applications

Natalya Rapoport, Ph.D., D.Sc. has completed her PhD from the Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry and D.Sc. degree from the Institute of Chemical Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia. In 1990 she immigrated into the United States at the invitation of the University of Utah where she held a position of a Research Professor. She is currently a Research Professor Emerita at the Department of Bioengineering, the University of Utah. She has been awarded a number of prestigous awards and several patents in the nanomaterial field. She published more than 100 papers in high-rank journals and served as an editorial board member of reputable journals.

Dr. Rapoport is interested in researching targeted drug delivery using stimuli-responsive nanoparticles as an application of nanomedicine.

Dr. Michael Nastasi is the Director of the Nebraska Center for Energy Sciences Research at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is also the Elmer Koch Professor of Mechanical and Materials Engineering. Mike’s personal research interests include ion-solid interactions, irradiation induced phase transformations, nanomaterials for extreme irradiation environments, ion irradiation and plasma modification of materials, ion beam analysis of materials, synthesis and properties of high strength nanolayered composites, and surface mechanical properties. He has co-authored more than 550 refereed publications, authored the books entitled Ion-Solid Interactions: Fundamentals and Applications, published by Cambridge University Press in 1996, Ion Implantation and Synthesis of Materials, published by Springer-Verlag in 2006, and Ion Beam Analysis: Fundamentals and Applications, published by CRC Press in 2015, and edited several volumes including the MRS best seller, the Handbook of Modern Ion Beam Materials Analysis.

Research interests include ion-solid interactions, irradiation induced phase transformations, nanomaterials for extreme irradiation environments, ion irradiation and plasma modification of materials, ion beam analysis of materials, synthesis and properties of high strength nanolayered composites, and surface mechanical properties.

E. Snoeck has completed his PhD in1986 at the Laboratoire d’Optique Electronique (LOE) in Toulouse University. He is CNRS Research Fellow since 1989 and the director of the CEMES-CNRS laboratory since 2015. He has published more than 240 papers in journals and 7 chapters in scientific books

Nanomaterials

Jolanda Spadavecchia is a senior researcher. Her research activities are focused on the realization of nanoparticles and biosensors. In particular, she is interested in the processes responsible for the bioconjugation of protein, macromolecules or DNA oligonucleotides onto gold nanoparticles and substrates for the creation of optical biosensors. She is currently involved in the synthesis of Polymeric nanoparticles and the development of Nano-hybrid materials for Nanomedicine. Actually she has an active collaboration with Berlin and Louvre Museum in order to establish the mechanism responsible of the AuNP formation at the surface of ancient ivory objects from different archaeological and historical contexts.

synthesis of Polymeric nanoparticles and the development of Nano-hybrid materials for Nanomedicine. Actually she has an active collaboration with Berlin and Louvre Museum in order to establish the mechanism responsible of the AuNP formation at the surface of ancient ivory objects from different archaeological and historical contexts

Han-Yong Jeon is a professor of geosynthetics/technical organic materials of Inha University, Incheon, Korea(South). He was the 32nd President of Korean Fiber Society (2014~2015) and 6th President of Korean Geosynthetics Society and a Council Member of International Geosynthetics Society, 2008~2012. Also, he is an Executive Editorial Board of “Fibers and Polymers”. He has published more than 895 Proceedings in domestic and international conferences. He wrote 21 text books including 'GEOSYNTHETICS’ and also published 150 papers in domestic & international journals. He has awards of Marquis Who'sWho-Science and Engineering(USA) in 2003~2018 and Top 100 Scientists in the World( 2005/2011/2013) of IBC(International Biographical Centre, UK). Also, he got the 33rd Academy Award of Korean Fiber Society in 2006 and “Excellent Paper Award of 2012” by The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies.

organic materials research

Dr. (Ms) T.Theivasanthi of Kalasalingam University doing research in nanomaterials / nanotechnology.serving as Editorial Board Member/ reviewer for some scientific journals; lead editor in JNNN special issue (SAGE Publications, UK.World Record– 2016 for innovative products "The World’s lowest priced graphene" & "World’s Smallest Particles of Vegetables" and World Record– 2017 for the invention "The World’s Smallest Anti-Viral Plant Particles". Other innovative products- Superparamagnetic lead nanoparticles, semiconducting lead Nanoparticles, Low cost-mass production of graphene, agricultural nanofertilisers, vegetable powder for diabetes, plants materials for diabetes & psoriasis and nanoparticles for treatment of EBOLA, DENGUE, HIV & H1N1 virus infection.

silver, copper, lead, nanopowder, XRD, semiconductor, superparamagnetism, Electrolysis, graphene, bio-sensors, nano-biofertilizers, fertility, microbial fuel cells, nanocellulose, metal-polymer nanocomposites, solar cells, neutrino detection, satellite.

Mrinal Pal working as a Scientist at Sensor & Actuator division at CGCRI, India

Nanostructure semiconductor gas sensors Gas sensor towards human breath analysis for monitoring health Multiferroic and magnetic nanocomposites Spintornics materials Glass, Glass-ceramic Inorganic-organic hybrid nanocomposites Light harvesting using inorganic nanostructured materials