The
International
Network
for
Sustainable
Nano
(N4SNano)
is
proud
to
announc that
registration
for
the
Global
Summit
2022
on
Nanotechnology
for
a Healthier
and
Sustainable
Future
is
now
open!
This
inaugural
event
will
be
held
at
the
University
of
Waterloo
on
August 10–11
2022
(EST),
with
the
satellite
events
at
the
University
of
Sydney
on August
11–12
2022
(AEST).
Thanks
to
the
international
and
hybrid
model
of this
event,
we
hope
you
are
able
to
join
us
from
wherever
you
may
be
in the world!
The
2022
Global
Summit
is
focused
on
UN
SDG#3
Good
Health
and
Well-being.
It is
a
small
but
important
step
towards
achieving
the
larger
ambitious vision of
creating
a
world
free
of
hunger,
poverty,
and
disease
where
all
life
can thrive.
The
Global
Summit
will
raise
awareness
and
support
capacity building for
the
UN
SDGs
and
their
related
thematic
issues.
Nanotechnology
is
a powerful
tool
that
can
be
utilized
to
create
a
sustainable,
healthy,
and prosperous
future.
Through
this
Global
Summit
we
hope
all
attendees
will appreciate
the
opportunities
that
nanotechnology
can
provide
along
with understanding
its
limitations
so
that
they
can
be
addressed.
The
Global Summit
will
bring
together
people
from
all
over
the
world
who
are
interested in
improving
global
health
in
terms
of
nanotechnology,
sustainability, digital
health,
and
equity,
diversity
&
inclusion
(ED&I).
Summit
Sessions
Session
I:
Nanomedicine
–
The
topics
include
but
are
not
limited
to nanomaterials
and
nanoparticles
for
delivery,
nanoelectronics
biosensors,
nanorobots
for
biological
applications,
diagnostic
devices,
immunotherapy, therapeutics,
and
theranostics.
Session
II:
Digital
Health
&
AI
Diagnostics
–
The
topics
include
but
are not
limited
to
the
digital
twins,
organ-on-chip,
wearable
technologies, health
management
using
sensors,
machine
learning
for
diagnostics,
drug discovery,
and
medical
imaging.
Session
III:
Agricultural
Nanotechnology
–
The
topics
include
but
are
not limited
to
nanomaterials
for
pesticides
and
crop
improvement,
nanosensors
for
disease
detections
in
crops
and
residues
of
chemicals,
sensors
for
soil monitoring,
nanodevices
for
precision
agriculture,
and
applications
of nanotechnology
to
reduce
water
consumption
in
agri
sector.
Session
IV:
Equity,
Diversity
&
Inclusion
(ED&I)
and
Sustainability
–
The topics
include
but
are
not
limited
to
equitable
access
to
resources
that
impact
positive
health
outcomes,
sustainable
practices
considering
the circular
economy,
reduction
of
waste,
and
nanotechnology
sector-specific
ED&I
initiatives
for
an
inclusive
society.
Cost
for
attendees:
Complimentary
to
$150
CAD
depending
on
type
of
ticket
Registration
link
(if
applicable)
:
https://webreg.uwaterloo.ca/onlinereg/Register/default.aspx?code=C000847
Virtual
event
link
:
Event/initiative
description: