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Electronic properties events, July 2014

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Jul ’14

This international event aims for gathering of international scientists and to exchange their knowledge and ideas in cutting edge Nanomaterials.

2–6 July 2014Aveiro, Portugal, Europe
05
Jul ’14

ICMM-2014 in Saint Petersburg, Russia from July 5, 2014.

5–10 July 2014St. Petersburg, Russia.
05
Jul ’14

NANOTEXNOLOGY 2014 explores the opportunities in the emerging fields of Nanotechnologies & Organic Electronics.

5–12 July 2014Thessaloniki
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06
Jul ’14

ICOMAT-2014, the next edition of the International Conference on Martensitic Transformations,

6–11 July 2014Bilbao, Spain
07
Jul ’14

The conference in Grenoble will cover a wide range of subjects in the diverse field of strongly correlated electron systems.

7–11 July 2014Grenoble, France
08
Jul ’14

SEMICON West provides access to the people, products, and technologies that move microelectronics, advance innovation, and grow business worldwide.

8–10 July 2014San Francisco, US
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