The conference provides a unique perspective on the current state of both the markets and technologies associated with nanotechnology, with particular emphasis on those areas where clear trends and business opportunities are emerging.

If you have any need to know the Who’s and How’s of nanotechnology, you’ve come to the right place. Whether business, industry, techni/science or as individuals, the promise of NanoTechnology is now profoundly effecting our future. The high level knowledge and inside information being disclosed under one roof at nanoTX ’07 is cutting edge across all fields. To not be on the cutting edge is to fall behind. The National Science Foundation reports that by 2015 nanotech will be a stampeding "$1Trillion (part of) industry" and need 800,000 new scientists. "The way you manage and exchange information and the way you learn as a company-those are your only sustainable advantages," says Robert Shapiro, chairman of Monsanto. And David Kline writes in Wired magazine "the future may become a wonderland of opportunity only for the minority among us who are affluent, mobile, and highly educated. And it may at the same time become a digital dark age for the majority of citizens-the poor, the non-college educated, and the so-called unnecessary." So come to nanoTX ’07 to learn, to see how it is all coming together and where you can belong. There’s a promise of tomorrow at this event, the business of nanotechnolog

Location:
The Dallas Convention Center, 650 Griffin St., Dallas, Texas

Contact:
Kelly Kordzik, Pres. Texas Nanotechnology Initiative, (512)226-8148
Arthur Carstairs, Deputy Press Officer, 214-513-9567