1st Call for Abstracts2nd International Conference Nano In Bio: Nanosciences for Life & Materiels SciencesMay 22-27, 2018Le Gosier (Guadeloupe) - French West Indies, FranceDear Colleagues,This is the first call for the abstract to the International Nano In Bio Conference at Le Gosier, France.The submission deadline is March 1st. Please do not miss an opportunity to present your recent works.Don’t forget that you could take advantage of our discount on registration fees until February 1st.We are looking forward to welcoming you at Le Gosier.Submit your abstract here: https://nanoinbio2018.sciencesconf.org/user/submitTOPICS covered by the conference Nano In Bio 2018
- Nanosciences at the frontiers with biology
- Nanomedicine, Nanotoxocology and Nanobiotechnology
- Nano-biomaterials & Latest Applications for Health
- Nano-Instrumentation and Application for Life and Materials Sciences
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