Nanomedicine

Overview

Welcome to Nanomedicine conference and exhibition.

Market researchers have estimated that the Nanomedicine industry was worth over $72.8 billion in 2011 and is expected to grow rapidly to the level of influencing entire economies. Due to major advances in science and engineering, the relatively young field of nanotechnology has been expanding significantly. Despite the exciting advancements in this discipline, which involves miniscule manufactured products 1 – 100nm in size, the field of Nanomedicine has yet to be exploited to its full potential. A large part of the Nanomedicine industry is within the use of nanoparticles for the treatment of cancerous tumors. However, many nanoparticles show signs of toxicity in cells and this can be caused by the inherent properties, size and surface charge of the particles. This leaves the door open for engineered solutions to enable Nanomedicine to continue progressing at its historic rate.

Nanomedicine is an International event being organized in New Delhi, India. This conference will aim to provide a multidisciplinary approach to tackle the fundamental challenges in this specialty, innovative strategies for testing exposure, and techniques for improving the reliability and accuracy of results. Our array of Keynote Speakers will give presentations on all areas of Nanomedicine backed up by a panel of experts speaking on highly relevant and “hot” topics such as Green Nanotechnology, Nanomedicine in Theranostics besides discussing topics like Novel Synthetic Approaches in Nanomedicine, Nano-delivery Systems and Regulatory and Toxicology aspects in Nanomedicine.

The conference will be co-located with our ADME & Toxicology 2013 meeting. Registered delegates will have un-restricted access to both meetings ensuring a comprehensive learning and sharing experience as well as being financially beneficial for attendees.

Running alongside the conference will be an exhibition covering the latest technological advances and associated services within these fields.