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ABOUT THE BOOK
This volume from the “Micro and Nanoengineering” series (edited by
the Publishing House of the Romanian Academy) includes the papers
which have been presented at the Seventh Seminar of
Nanoengineering and Nanotechnologies organized in 20 March 2008 by
the Romanian Academy, and IMT-Bucharest.
The papers published in this volume are focused on a variety of
subjects related to nanomaterials and nanotechnologies and
presents a relevant image about the status of research of this
field in Romania. In a few cases, they reflect the so-called
“convergent technologies”: micro-nano-bio-info, a domain of
outstanding importance for a variety of applications.
This volume is addressed to all interested people from
universities, research institutes or companies working in
nanoscience, nanotechnologies and “convergent technologies”
(micro-nano-bio-info). It will be distributed to the university
libraries.
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ABOUT THE EDITORS
Maria Zaharescu corresponding member of the Romanian
Academy, is the head of Oxide MaterialsAcience Laboratory at the
“Ilie Murgulescu” Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Romanian
Academy, Bucharest Romania.
Liviu Giurgiu hed of Department of Multifunctional
Nanostructured Materials, National Institute for Research &
Development for Isotopic and Molecular Technologies (retired in
2008), member of the Scientific Council of INCDTIM Cluj-Napoca.
Dan Dascalu member of the Romanian Academy (of Sciences),
is professor of Electronic Engineering at the “Politechnica”
University, Bucharest, Romania, and General Manager of the
National Institute for Research and Development in
Microtechnologies (IMT Bucharest), Romania.
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FOREWORD
This volume, “New applications of micro-and nanotechnologies”, is
Number 14 in the “Micro-and nanoingineering” series, edited by the
Publishing House of the Romanian Academy. This volume contains a
number of papers selected from the programme of the 7th
Annual National Seminar for Nanoscience and Nanotechnologies
(Bucharest, 20th of March, 2008).
The papers published in this volume are original, written
specially for this purpose. They are focused on a variety of
subjects related to nanomaterials and nanotechnologies. In a few
cases, they reflect the so-called “convergent technologies”:
micro-nano-bio-info, a domain of outstanding importance for a
variety of applications. The reader will find in this volume a
relevant image about the status of research of this field in
Romania.
The Editors,
April 2009 |
