Le séminaire annuel de l’Observatoire des micro et nanotechnologies est chaque année un événement incontournable pour qui souhaite se tenir informé des dernières tendances sur les micro et nanotechnologies et leurs applications dans le domaine des TIC, de l’énergie et des sciences du vivant.
Cette année, l’OMNT propose un programme exceptionnel. En effet, les exposés qui y seront présentés constituent des restitutions du travail réalisé en 2016 par ses groupes d’experts sur des sujets de premier plan d’un point de vue scientifique ou technologique. Neuf sujets seront ainsi passés au crible : état des lieux, situation industrielle, évaluation des technologies dans la perspective d’applications. Chaque exposé sera ainsi un concentré du travail d’analyse d’un groupe d’experts sur une année. Le programme préliminaire est reproduit en fin de message.
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