The 12th International Conference on
Nano Science and Nano Technology 2014 (ICNST 2014)
First Author1, Second Author2, Third Author1,∗
1
Department of Nanoscience, College of your choice, City, State, Country
Department of Nanoscience, College of your choice, City, State, Country
2
Here we describe the guidelines for the abstract/summary. The abstract should give a concise
summary of the work. Please use an 11-point Times Roman font. The recommended length of
the abstract is 150~300 words. Final Paper submission deadline is November 8, 2014.
Keywords: Mesoporous Tin Oxide, Hazardous Gas Sensor, Impregnated Palladium.
1. INTRODUCTION
The meeting is an interdisciplinary forum for the
exchange and discussion of ideas, research results
and practical experiences not only on general
nanotechnology topics, but also on specialized
issues of advanced materials. It is addressed to
physicists, chemists, materials scientists and
engineers who are engaged in research and
application in the following topics.1,2
The conference will be relevant to anyone with
experience / expertise in nanotechnology in the
field of chemistry, physics, life science and
consider applying it to nanotechnology. A number
of eminent scientists in the fields of nanoscience
and nanotechnology from academia, national
research institutes and industries are welcomed. It
will also benefit those who wish to get informed
about developments as well as for future
collaboration.3-4
2. EXPERIMENTAL DETAILS
2.1. First Experiment
The meeting is an interdisciplinary forum for the
exchange and discussion of ideas, research results
and practical experiences not only on general
nanotechnology topics, but also on specialized
issues of advanced materials.
∗
Corresponding author. Tel:
E-mail address:
fax:
It is addressed to physicists, chemists, materials
scientists and engineers who are engaged in
research and application in the following topics.1,2
The conference will be relevant to anyone with
experience / expertise in nanotechnology in the
field of chemistry, physics, life science and
consider applying it to nanotechnology. A number
of eminent scientists in the fields of nanoscience
and nanotechnology from academia, national
research institutes and industries are welcomed. It
will also benefit those who wish to get informed
about developments as well as for future
collaboration.3-4
2.2. Second Experiment
The meeting is an interdisciplinary forum for the
exchange and discussion of ideas, research results
and practical experiences not only on general
nanotechnology topics, but also on specialized
issues of advanced materials. It is addressed to
physicists, chemists, materials scientists and
engineers who are engaged in research and
application in the following topics.1,2
The conference will be relevant to anyone with
experience / expertise in nanotechnology in the
field of chemistry, physics, life science and
consider applying it to nanotechnology. A number
of eminent scientists in the fields of nanoscience
and nanotechnology from academia, national
research institutes and industries are welcomed. It
will also benefit those who wish to get informed
about developments as well as for future
collaboration.3-4
Table I. The meeting is an interdisciplinary forum
for the exchange and discussion of ideas.
4. CONCLUSION
The meeting is an interdisciplinary forum for the
exchange and discussion of ideas, research results
and practical experiences not only on general
nanotechnology topics, but also on specialized
issues of advanced materials. It is addressed to
physicists, chemists, materials scientists and
engineers who are engaged in research and
application in the following topics
Fig. 1. The meeting is an interdisciplinary forum
for the exchange and discussion of ideas.
3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
The meeting is an interdisciplinary forum for the
exchange and discussion of ideas, research results
and practical experiences not only on general
nanotechnology topics, but also on specialized
issues of advanced materials. It is addressed to
physicists, chemists, materials scientists and
engineers who are engaged in research and
application in the following topics.1,2
The conference will be relevant to anyone with
experience / expertise in nanotechnology in the
field of chemistry, physics, life science and
consider applying it to nanotechnology. A number
of eminent scientists in the fields of nanoscience
and nanotechnology from academia, national
research institutes and industries are welcomed. It
will also benefit those who wish to get informed
about developments as well as for future
collaboration.3-4
Acknowledgment: This work was supported by
Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology /
Program for Integrated Molecular System.
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(1963).
one author
2. X. F. Duan and C. M. Lieber, Adv. Mater. 12,
298 (2000). two authors
3. W. Wang, T. Lee, and M. A. Reed, Phys. Rev.
B 68, 035416 (2003). many authors
4. S. M. Sze, Physics of Semiconductor Devices,
2nd ed, Wiley: New York, 1981. book