Our Members
The Society for Functional Nanomaterials will initiate a theatre of opportunity that reflects, captures and encourages the best in academic and industrial collaboration and support to positively influence in the commercialisation of Functional Nanomaterials.
Creating an active network within academic and industrial communities and attracting visionary individuals, companies and scholars that will charge dynamic developments in priority research areas is a founding principle.
The Society is committed to promoting education in Functional Nanomaterials to develop the professionals and industry leaders of the future and provide an environment for sharing knowledge with the wider nanoscience community.
Currently accepting early expressions of interest, the Society anticipates the building of a strong membership offering shortly, welcoming professionals within nanoscience correlated industries, academia, or government and those with an interest in this field. Individuals, companies, students, educators and institutions are all welcome.
Members will benefit from access to a fundamental and applied research programme, consultancy and internship opportunities as well as close links to projects of particular interest, collaborations with academia and industry and pre-competitive research.
Our members will form the foundation of an international nanoscience network that will transform the face and pace of nanomaterial development and have the benefit of being among the first to hear about events, funding opportunities, learning and professional development prospects.
Posted 05/02/2018
A first call has been issued for people with interests in nanoscience with industrial importance to sign up as members of FNM and benefit from 1st tier discounts .Applications to join will be considered for special 1st tier membership up until June 30. 2018. New members will benefit from unique networking opportunities, free or reduced […]
Read MorePosted 25/01/2018
The 2nd International Workshop on Nanomaterials in Health/Medicine, organised by Dr Tapas Sen and hosted at UCLan, Preston on 16th January was attended by speakers and delegates from Italy, India, Greece and around the UK. Presentations on Nanomedicine research, bio-imaging, and drug delivery across biological barriers, were supported by those on UK and Indian projects […]
Read MorePosted 21/04/2016
Dr Tapas Sen from the School of Physical Sciences & Computing has just been awarded an international research grant entitled “Multifunctional Nanomaterials in Cancer Therapy”. This is a multinational project which is jointly funded by UK India Education and Research Initiative (UKIERI: https://www.ukieri.org/) and the University Grant Commission (UGC: https://www.ugc.ac.in/), India for the period of 3 years […]
Read MorePosted 21/04/2016
Venue: University of Lancashire, Preston, PR1 2HE, UK Themes: Nanomedicine Energy & EnvironmentMicro & Nano Manufacturing Consolidating the success of the first Symposium, two years ago the 2nd International Symposium in Functional Nanomaterials: Academic Meet will again incorporate expert speakers from both academia and industry. A poster presentation of the latest research will be an […]
Read MorePosted 29/03/2016
University of Central Lancashire, Preston, PR1 2HE, UK This is an international symposium where we want to bring researchers from both academic and industrial organisations on a single platform. Research in nanotechnology has been going on for the last 25 years with multi-billion dollars investment from public, private and venture capitalists. Now is the right time […]
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