The conference, which will bring together over 100 leading scientists from around the world, will allow researchers and scientists to assess nano and micro technologies for biomedical applications. Its prospects in the region will also be reviewed during the summit.
Dr. Eesa Mohammad Al Bastaki, Director of Education and Technology, DSOA said:
'Our sponsorship of this conference is in line with our goal to promote technological research and development centres in the region. The forum offers the perfect opportunity to share research results, discuss new technologies, and expose start-up ventures that will fit in with our organization's strategic objectives.'
The conference will integrate three main themes, exploring the application of micro and nanotechnologies research in relation to venture investment. It will also outline the relationship between agencies and universities that foster the development of feasibility studies.
The high profile meeting will serve as a venue for entrepreneurs and venture capitalists to discuss collaborative research and business development proposals.
DSOA aims to become the number one high-tech hub in the Middle East, providing single window service and free zone incentives. It operates as a technology park for semiconductors, microelectronics and other electronic-based companies looking to set up their regional headquarters and R&D divisions.
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