Conference: Multifunctional Nanomaterials

The Nano-Network and Wright State University are holding a joint conference on Multifunctional Nanomaterials: Cross-cutting Growth Opportunities in Energy, Environment and Aerospace Applications on May 24, 2010 at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio.  

"The aim of this one-day networking event is to bring together leaders and sponsors from Ohio industry, AFRL, AFOSR and university faculty to discuss possible growth options and collaborative opportunities."

For more info. contact:

Ken Vaughan, Executive Director
Nano-Network
PolymerOhio Inc.
155 Commerce Park Drive, Suite 8
Westerville, Ohio 43082
Phone: (614) 776-5720
Email: kvaughan44@aol.com
URL: http://www.polymerohio.org/  
 

Green Building Expo and Get Green Business Conference

On May 19, 2009 -- Porter Wright is a sponsor of the Green Building Expo and Get Green Business Conference at the Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center on The Ohio State University Campus in Columbus, Ohio.   The event is presented by Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman’s Green Team and is expected to draw over 1,000 attendees.  The conference will bring together local business leaders to position the region for growth and new opportunities.  In addition to nearly 70 exhibitors, various educational programs will be offered such as “Liability of Building Green – Legal issues facing Building Owners & Design Professionals,” “Green Renovation Strategies – The Audit Process & Implementing your Energy Goals,” and “Economic Stimulus Plan – Update for Green Building Industry & Businesses in Ohio.”  Other programs will include “How to Become a Greenspot,” “Senate Bill 221,” “Energy Efficiency & Conservation,” “Cap & Trade,” and “By-Product Synergy.”  For additional information, please contact Tracy Treon at ttreon@porterwright.com

Ohio 7th in Nanotech and Microtech Innovation

The Cleveland Plain Dealer recently reported on Ohio's standing in nanotechnology and microtechnology innovation.  According to Small Times Magazine, Ohio is now 7th in the nation, returning to the top 10 after dropping off last year.  This puts Ohio in good company with nanotech heavyweights Massachusetts (#3), New Mexico (#2), and California (#1).