Technology Transfer in Nanotech


17 Sept.			09:00 - 10:30

ROOM 17

HEALTH & NANOMEDICINE

INDUSTRY 4.0
TT.V - Technical Parallel Track Sessions
Technology Transfer in Nanotech
Co-organised with University of Magna Graecia Chair: Christian CELIA, University of Magna Graecia
This session will explore the pathways that enable nanotechnology-based research and innovation to move from the laboratory toward real-world applications. Particular attention will be given to the challenges and opportunities associated with technology transfer, scale-up and sustainability. Bringing together perspectives from different scientific and technological fields, the session will highlight the importance of connecting research, innovation, and industry to speed up the translation of emerging technologies into practical applications.
The symposium is part of FE.I
TT.V.G.1 FE.I.10.1	Introductive Keynote Agnese RUDZATE University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia Latvia Finally Opens a New Chapter in Science Commercialisation: What Does It Mean for Researchers, Universities, Industry and Investors?
TT.V.G.2 FE.I.10.2	Elisa RAVESIO Polytechnic University of Turin Scaling Up Silicon-Dominant Anodes: Rheological Control and Bio-Based Binders for Pilot-Scale Battery Electrode Manufacturing
TT.V.G.3 FE.I.10.3	Jorge MONTERO - CV Sapienza University of Rome Design of Bifunctional Electrocatalysts for Unitized Regenerative Fuel Cells
TT.V.G.4 FE.I.10.4	Myriam D'ALU' - CV Sapienza University of Rome Direct Recycling Approaches for the Recovery and Regeneration of Cathode Materials