Lab for Thin Films - Nanobiomaterials - Nanosystems & Nanometrology (LTFN)

The main research activities of the LTFN are focused on the following topics:
- Thin Films & Nanomaterials Technology
- Organic Electronics & Plasmonics
- Nanobiotechnology & Nanomedicine
- Optical Technology & Nanometrology
- Characterization, Plasma Treatment & Engineering
- Computational Modeling at Nanoscale
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Booth E2+E3
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)

More than 74,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students study at the Aristotle University, 65,000 in undergraduate programmes and 4,764 in postgraduate programmes, 4,140 PhD and 3,877 international students.
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Booth E1
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Research Committee

- X-ray, FTIR Spectroscopy and Thermal Analysis Laboratory, School of Physics
- Surface Analysis Laboratory, School of Physics
- Department of Pharmaceutical Technology, Faculty of Pharmacy
- Wireless and Photonics Systems and Networks Research Group (Win.Phos)
- Laboratory of Building Materials, School of Civil Engineering
- Laboratory for Thin Films Nanosystems and Nanometrology, School of Physics
- Radiochemical laboratory, Department of Chemistr
- Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry, Department of Chemistry
- Laboratory for Biomedical Engineering, School of Chemical Engineering
During the last 12 years, more than 9.500 research projects have been implemented in AUTh, whereas about 115 are related with Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies.
The Research Committee of AUTh is the legal body responsible for the administration of funded projects and other related services which are provided by the members of AUTh. The Research Committee has an extensive experience in the management of research projects funded by national, european and international public and private organizations.
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Booth E1
Advanced Polymers and Hybrid Nanomaterials Research Lab, Chemistry Dept., University of Patras (AP/HN-RL)

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Booth A4
Artia NanoEngineering & Consulting

Artia's objective is to create value for shareholders by generating significant, predictable and repeatable revenue through licensing of the created intellectual property. ARTIA orientates its efforts towards two main directions each of which has substantial potential.
The first one is based on nanomaterials, nanocoatings, nanoelectronics, nanosensors, characterization methods of nanostructures etc. while the second direction has a consulting role in nanotechnology issues, European and transnational funding and managerial services. ARTIA is in a daily basis looking for opportunities that will boost its business development, thus it is seeking to Joint Development Projects with high tech companies, nanomaterials based developers and other prospects requiring low cost/high impact technological solutions.
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Booth D5
Automatic Research GmbH

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Booth B1
Bavarian Research Alliance

- We have adequate resources and expertise to support efforts competing for research funding
- We provide a sound knowledge of regional, national and European research funding
- We identify project partners in your area of science and business
- We support you from project initiation to completion
- We assist you in project management issues.
For information about supported EU-projects (FP7 funded) visit our booth: SusFuelCat,OrgBio, Osniro...
Within SusFuelCat BayFOR is Management and Dissemination partner and in the FP7 funded ITN projects OrgBio, Osniro BayFor is Trainee partner.
SusFuelCat aims to boost Europe’s expertise on catalysts for sustainable fuel production, especially hydrogen, by the process of Aqueous Phase Reforming (APR). Here, SusFuelCat aims to gain fundamental material structure-property relationships for the catalyst using model supports and metal nanoparticles. A strategy will be developed to optimize APR catalysts based on this fundamental understanding and being closely related to market prices of materials and dependency on imports from outside of Europe. Hydrothermal stability will be addressed by carbon supports and studied in long-term tests. The two primary objectives of SusFuelCat are:
a) To unleash the potential of carbon supported catalysts in establishing APR as an energy efficient process to convert different biomass based streams to sustainable fuels and to decrease time to market for commercial APR catalysts.
b) To generate data allowing the design and scale up of the APR process towards a further demonstration level. The final target is to show the technical and economic viability of the overall process, from synthesis to efficiency and durability of the nano-catalytic system.
It is expected that SusFuelCat will establish understanding of fundamental structure-property relationships in order to allow for leveraging the potential of carbon based catalysts in APR.
OSNIRO is developing new organic materials that absorb and emit light in the near infrared (NIR) range.
OrgBIO intends to develop new simple, small and portable sensors with high sensitivity based on organic materials, which can perform fast but reliable diagnostic procedures.
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Booth D2
BL-Nanobiomed

BL Nanobiomed focuses on the development of novel nanotechnologies, manufacturing processes for the development of innovative drug eluting nano-systems, nanoparticles and nanoplatforms to advance the performance of implants, the implementation of nanoscale techniques for their thorough characterization and validation, the technology licensing and technology transfer.
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Booth C16
CETRI

CETRI began operations in Cyprus in the last decade, aiming to host a truly high tech multi-disciplinary group. Until 2011, its founding partners had attracted more than 45 Million euros of funding for their institutions, participating as coordinators or partners in more than 75 EC & regionally funded projects. The last two years CETRI has presence in London and Athens (with facilities).
CETRI Ltd, has been participating in several projects as a subcontractor or consulting organisation and more recently in 6 EC projects under FP7 as partner. It is quite active both to instruct and help build Horizon2020 proposal and participate in a smaller number of them. Currently CETRI participates in 10 H2020 actions, having helped to build tens of proposals and celebrating success in more than a dozen: in the fields of Factories of the Future (FoF), ICT, Nanotechnology, Materials (NMBP), Energy Efficiency (EE), Health (PHC), Security and Environment. CETRI has unique expertise to offer on Innovation Management in H2020. As such, leads the efforts in 4 large H2020 projects (more than 5-7 Million each); also giving its services to several others on private contracts.
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Booth D5
Controla S.A. Advanced Technology Equipment

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Booth C8
CSEM

In nanosurface engineering we provide lab-scale solutions and demonstrate their applicability, but also invest in upscaling technologies that allow the economically viable production of nanoscale functional surfaces. The methods we offer include self-assembly based nanostructuring, replication techniques (hot embossing, UV-casting and injection molding), thin film coatings (sol-gel, molecular vapor deposition and polymer grating) as well as classical clean-room micro-/nano-fabrication techniques. This complete chain of modeling, prototyping and upscaling allow us to optimize any components's surfaces properties for the widest range of applications (security, optics, sensors and diagnostics, photovoltaics and cell biology).
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Booth C13
FORTH IESL

IESL is primarily a Physics & Materials Institute aiming at performing high quality fundamental and applied scientific research, which is focused on two main research directions, Laser Science & Photonics and Materials & Devices Science & Technology whereas there is an important adjunct activity in Astrophysics (IESL operates the Skinakas Observatory).
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Booth A3
HOPE-A

The scopes of the HOPE-A are:
- Create a network of companies working in the organic and printed electronics applications
- Develop strong links between R&D, technology and manufacturing
- Generate new technologies, applications, roadmap and reports
- Support members to new markets and trade-shows
- Strengthen contacts with public authorities
- Distribute information from the markets
- Enhance the attraction of funding and investments for the members
- Represent and increase lobbying
- Strengthen the collaboration with organic and printed electronics global organizations and companies
- Organization of Exhibitions, Workshops, Seminars and training activities
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Booth C7
InterActive S.A.

It specializes in the promotion of quality control lab equipment for the industrial laboratories, chemistry & physics universities, technological institutes and research centers.
It supplies high quality scientific instruments such as FT-IR, NIR & RAMAN SPECTROMETERS, MICROSCOPES & IMAGING SYSTEMS of BRUKER, Portable XRF spectrometers for elemental analysis & positive material identification in alloys of NITON, High vacuum pumps and systems of EDWARDS.
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Booth B2
International Technology Corporation I.T.C.

Over 35 years we represent in Greece and Cyprus companies like Varian ( now Agilent Technologies) SUSS Microtech , AnnealSYS, Mantis Deposition Systems, V.G., Kemstream, Tristan technologies, Silvaco and more. Our customers are usually Universities, Research Institutes, public utilities, armed forces, industry, Hospitals etc. Recently the management of the company was transfer to Mr Leonidas Pennos who continues the good tradition of the company.
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Booth C6
Laborscience S.A.

The future plans of LaborScience S.A. is to become a brand name, to acquire it's market share in all the fields of activities and to expand in new fields of scientific and laboratory instrumentation. The foundation of an independent research laboratory for demonstration and working with the instruments which will be able to provide complete application solutions for the customer, is regarded a must.
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Booth C11
LEITAT

As Technological Partner, the Center is clearly committed to adaptation to transform the technological challenges into economic and social value. Since its foundation in 1906, LEITAT has prioritized its vocation of proximity by strengthening the principles of professionalism and respect to people and environment at the same time.
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Booth A2
M. Braun Inertgas-Systems

From Lab to Fab – this policy is the guideline for M.Braun to manufacture OLED equipment solutions for displays, lighting, OPVs and printed circuit boards. As a completely new application in its product portfolio M.Braun offers dedicated equipment solutions for Perovskites.
With more than 20 years of experience in the OLED industry M.Braun is your partner for inertgas technology, particle removal down to cleanroom class ISO 1, coating in vacuum or wet coating of polymer based materials in ambient conditions, thermal processing as well as substrate cleaning and pre-treatment.
From basic research tools up to fully-integrated and automated manufacturing lines M.Braun has the expertise to turn your ideas into solutions.
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Booth C5
Merck

Aldrich Materials Science
Key Products: Organic and Printed Electronic Materials; Nanomaterials; Materials for Energy and Electronics; Biomaterials; Graphene
Aldrich Materials Science, now part of Merck, is the leading provider of materials for use in energy, biomedical, and electronics research. Our organic and inorganic chemicals, polymers, nanomaterials, and materials for electronics and alternative energy are used in research and manufacturing worldwide. We support innovation through development and distribution of state-of-the-art materials, scientific collaboration, custom development and manufacturing. Aldrich Materials Science is a strategic technology initiative of Sigma-Aldrich, Inc.
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Booth D1
NanoMEGAS SPRL

Being an important part /contribution of this scientific «success strory» (and being proud of it) around 10 years later precession diffraction / electron crystallography applications are present in almost every major electron microscopy /X-Ray crystallography scientific congress, with more than 280 publications (2004-2016) from various laboratories worldwide and dedicated issues of major scientfic microscopy journals.
Our precession diffraction related instrumentation (DigiSTAR precession unit) is actually present in more than 100 laboratories all over the world. Beam precession into the ASTAR device provides orientation and phase maps at 1-3 nm resolution (FEG-TEM) for a variety of materials (metals, semiconductors, oxides etc..) without any need of particular specimen preparation. Precession diffraction can be also very useful to obtain STRAIN maps at 2-4 nm resolution with FEG-TEM (sensitivity < 2 x 10-4) , providing extremely important information for materials scientists. Precession diffraction is also useful to enhance /optimize EELS / EDS spectra and allow to have better data. The recently developed with our Partner AppFive TOPSPIN platform allows the user to perform advanced analytical precession diffraction experiments with the TEM.
NanoMEGAS also participates as an SME Partner in the largest EU project (ESTEEM-2) on transmission electron microscopy. We are active Partners of IUCr (International Union of Crystallography/Electron Crystallography Comission). NanoMEGAS has collaborations with CNRS /INP Grenoble/France, Univ of Mainz /Germany , Univ of Barcelona /Spain , IIT Pisa /Italy , CNR Bari, Univ of Leiden -Netherands in developing new exciting electron crystallography applications.
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Booth C12
Nanometrisis P.C.

Innovations
- Math methods and software solutions inspired by information science and complex systems to capture the morphological complexity of nanostructures.
- Hybrid (Holistic) metrology algorithms combining measurements from different microscopes to get more accurate and complete characterization.
- Smart metrology to guide user to the critical metrics needed to optimize his/her own applications and products
Comparative advantages
- Accurate, concise and targeted characterization
- Synchronization with industry and academia
- Swift adjustment to industry roadmaps - e.g. ITRS.
- Frequent updates incorporating recent research results
Nanometrology Software
Edge analysis
- lines – nanoLER
- circles – nanoCER
Surface analysis
- nanoTOPO-AFM
- nanoTOPO-SEM
- Nanometrisis has been sponsored by the pre-acceleration program Ekinisi Lab of SEV – Hellenic Federation of Enterprises
- Nanometrisis was finalist in the Hello Tomorrow competition – Paris 2015
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Booth C10
Nano-Net

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Booth C7
Nanoplasmas P.C.

Nanoplasmas fabricates polymer-coated glass or polymeric micro-nanotextured microarrays and microfluidics (with 3D micro-nano topography) with gaseous plasma processing so as to render them highly binding and ultra sensitive and / or superhydrophobic and antifouling.
Nanoplasmas is a spin-off from the Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology of NCSR Demokritos, Greece.
Nanoplasmas Products
- 3D Microarrays
- Functional Microfluidics (DNA purification chips, pathogen capture chips)
- Cell culture surfaces
Competitive advantages
- Fast (within a couple of minutes) surface functionalization
- Protein microarrays with a 100 fold increased sensitivity and 5fold increased intensity compared to smooth substrate microarrays
- Microarrays or cell culture arrays or cell culture surfaces to selectively enrich by 1000x cancer cells versus normal cells without antibodies
- Microfluidics with embedded superhydrophilic or superhydrophobic areas, such as capillary pumps, biomolecule binding (sensing) areas, or passive valves
- Antifouling, superhydrophobic microfluidics
- Cell antifouling surfaces for more than 72 hours.
- Direct surface modification of the Petri dish
- Plasma-based (dry) surface functionalization
Distinctions
2nd award in Applied Research and Innovation Greek Contest for Excellence “Kainotomeis” for “Smart nanostructured surfaces and bioanalytic labs-on-chip”
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Booth C10
Nanoscribe GmbH

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Booth C4
Organic Electronics Technologies P.C. (OET)

OET focuses on the development of Process Technologies (Roll-to-Roll, Vacuum deposition, Laser systems) and In-line Monitoring & Quality Control tools for the manufacturing of OEs. OET's expertise includes the design, development, optimization, and quality control of materials and processes for the production of Flexible Organic Photovoltaics (OPVs) and other OE devices such as Bioelectronics. OET owns IPs on the tools for the in-situ and in-line monitoring of functional thin films, devices and processes and offers integrated solutions for the production of OEs.
OET is a member of the Hellenic Organic & Printed Electronics – Industry Cluster (HOPE-I) and the Hellenic Organic & Printed Electronics Association (HOPE-A).
Visit www.oe-technologies.com to find out more!
Booth D6
Orgbio - Marie Curie ITN

OrgBIO is a Research and Training Network involving multiple partners for academia and industry, aiming to establish a world-class training platform spreading around the highly interdisciplinary / intersectorial area of organic bioelectronics. Education, along with science and entrepreneurial mindsets and attitudes is at the core of OrgBIO, which aims at excellence and innovation, at all levels. Excellence in science is guaranteed by the world-leading groups which played a major role in establishing this research area. Innovation in education is guaranteed by the involvement of researchers on education and business experts.
Using different sensors, actuators, electronic and interconnect technologies the network will develop multifunctional systems based on organic devices and materials with high sensitivity that are also flexible, conformable and present over large areas for various biomedical / biological applications in life science. Multi-analyte and disposable analytical systems manufactured by large-area printing methods will provide services to the individuals and healthcare community. Targeted implemented interactions with a wide network of venture capitals and business actors will immediately transfer the research outcome to industry.
Visit to www.orgbio.eu find out more!
Booth C15
Particle Works

Particle Works takes pride in providing materials that enable high performance in target applications, high experiment reproducibility and low material waste. Our customers benefit from extensive material characterisation and ability to purchase high volumes of materials with retention of product quality.
Booth D4
Plasmionique

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Booth C9
Smartonics Project

The target of the Smartonics project is the development of Pilot lines that will combine smart technologies with smart nanomaterials for the precision synthesis of Organic Electronic (OE) devices. Smartonics has officially launched in 1st January 2013 and it will run for 4 years (until December 31, 2016).
The consortium consists of 18 European partners (Universities, Companies and Organisations). The partners cover the fields of nanomaterials & process development and optimization (AUTh, POLO, UOP, UOI, UOXF, USUR, CNRS, USTUTT, HZB, Advent, OL), precision sensing and fabrication tools (HJY, AUTh, OL, COM, OET), industrial processes (COA, AIXTRON) and manufacturing of commercial products (FIAT with CRF).
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Booth E2+E3
Technosystems LV

At carrying out of development and their further manufacture the scientific both engineering and technical potential of the various countries is effectively involved. Owing to flexible scientific cooperation we create various production according to requirements of the market. We also perform custom-made works.
Spectrum of the lead development- nanometrology, nanomechanics and devices for nanomedicine.
We are interested not only in production of already developed devices, but also performance of the high technology works. We invite the organizations and developers to cooperation.
Visit www.technosystems.lv to find out more!
Booth C1+C2+C3
University of Ioannina Research Committee

The University includes 17 departments operating in 6 schools, more than 50 research centers and laboratories as well as central services and infrastructures all contributing in strengthening education and research activities.
The Research Committee of the University of Ioannina has proven a long-term experience in implementing, managing, monitoring, and controlling several research, educational and development projects. Furthermore several infrastructural development and equipment supply projects have been carried out, along with many training projects. The University of Ioannina has established a quality management system that is in conformance with the International Management System Standard ISO 9001:2000, as well as the Greek Management Efficiency Standard, with a scope of "Project Management of Research and Development of Technological and Other Related Programs and Activities". High quality research activity is implemented in every aspect of the scientific areas covered by the existing departments, including basic and applied research in information and communication technologies, engineering, science, arts, medicine, biology, new materials, economic studies, environment, philosophy, psychology, history and archaeology, Greek literature, linguistic studies and training methods.
The research activities are coordinated by the University of Ioannina Research Committee, whose main aim is the exploitation of financial contributions, for the implementation of research projects in the University of Ioannina. The aim of the University of Ioannina Research Committee is the disposal and the undertaking of funds, which come from any source and are intended to cover expenses of any kind, essential for the needs of research, educational, training and developmental projects as well as for the needs of continuous training projects. These services and activities are implemented or provided by the scientific personnel of the University of Ioannina, in close collaboration with other specialists or external scientific personnel.
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Booth A1
Vector Technologies LTD

It specializes also in the provision of troubleshooting, performance analysis and network consulting services of new technology networks.
Our mission is to provide our customers with the right choice for their particular application combining the superior quality on a fair cost.
Our strategic co-operations with leading international suppliers, together with the strong know-how of our people, provide a guarantee of the quality and the success of our solutions and services in every electronic application.
It is our company's policy to continuously seek for new ways to improve our processes and our modes of operation in order to maintain our competitive edge and achieve our targets.
Vector Technologies is offering a complete range of test & measurement products and systems and maintains partnership agreements with leading measurement systems manufacturers as follows: TEKTRONIX, KEITHLEY, AEROFLEX, AMETEK, Anite-NEMO, ACTIX, TTi, AARONIA, SPECTRACOM, AR, CAEN, AH Systems, etc.
The company is located at Haladri area north of Athens - Greece. The premises include warehouses, integration center, demo center, training facilities and offices.
Visit www.vectortechnologies.gr to find out more!
Booth D3
Welsh Centre for Printing and Coating

It has focused on the development of traditional volume printing processes such as gravure, flexo, offset, screen, pad and ink jet. More recently these have been expanded to include 3D printing, aerosol printing and integration of traditional with printable electronics. It’s expertise and facilities embrace scale up from concept through to production.
The WCPC works on applications such as graphics, security, anti-counterfeiting, packaging, fabrics, intelligent clothing, product decoration, large area electronics, sensors, lamps, addressable displays, energy, point of care health, stem cell scaffolding and bio mimetics.
Visit www.wcpcswansea.com to find out more!