OUVERTURE DES INSCRIPTIONS

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Le Comité Local d’organisation a le plaisir de vous annoncer l’ouverture des inscriptions aux Ateliers de la

Nano-Sécurité qui se dérouleront le jeudi 16 novembre 2017 sur le site du CEA/Grenoble.

 

L’inscription vous prendra quelques minutes, il vous suffit de cliquer ici ou de vous rendre directement sur

le site Internet de l’événement :

www.ateliers2017.insight-outside.fr

 

Vous pourrez y consulter le programme de la journée et obtenir des renseignements pratiques afin d’organiser

votre déplacement.

 

Nous espérons vous voir nombreux le 16 novembre prochain pour partager, ensemble, cette journée

conviviale et participative, dédiée aux échanges et au networking sur le théme du développement

responsable des nanomatériaux.

 

Gaelle Charlier

Po/Le Comité d’Organisation

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