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Nanotechnology cluster in the Tampere Region

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Nanotechnology cluster in the Tampere Region

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  1. Nanotechnologycluster in the Tampere Region

  2. Did you know that… ...Nanotechnology is already a part of almost everyone's life? All the modern consumer electronics, such as computers or mobile phones, are enabled by nanotechnology. Dirt-repellent nano-coating tablecloth or suit, slower-darkening silver jewelery and skis also use nanotechnology – for example!Nanotechnology is manipulation of matter on an atomic, molecular and supramolecular scale. With nanotechnology, it is possible to create many new materials and devices with a vast range of applications: for example medicine, electronics, biomaterials and energy production. It is one of the world’s fastest growing areas of scientific research. Tampere is the second largest nanotechnology research hub in Finland after Helsinki.

  3. What is the Nanotechnology cluster about? Nanotechnologycluster in the Tampere Region is formedbythreemicroclusters: advancedmaterialsplatform, aerosoltechnology and photonicsclusters, allemergingfrominnovativeresearch in Tampere University of Technology (TUT). NEW INNOVATION AND APPLICATION ENABLERS, OTHER CLUSTERS IN THE TAMPERE REGION WIDE COMPANY BASE Skilled People, capability of renewal, co-operation with universities and innovation platforms MODERN INNOVATION PLATFORMS New Factory, Demola,Protomo, Konela,Suuntaamo UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES High quality research and education, labour with know-how NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION IN NANOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

  4. Forerunnernanotechnologycompanies in the Tampere Region Millidyne Modulight Bionavis Nanofoot Primoceler Corelase Cavitar Pixact Oseir Pegasor DEKATI

  5. How do we operate? The New Factory is an environment for open innovation where ideas can be processed into prototypes, pilot projects, products and services, new business and new jobs. Demolais an open innovation environment where university students from different fields develop products and services in teams together with companies and public-sector organizations. Protomois a developing community for starting businesses where idea developers, seasoned professionals and young talents spar each other when creating new products and service development. Suuntaamoconnects ordinary people in the development of new and innovative products and services and at the same time improve their own living environment. Konelais a new center of innovation for mechanical engineering and energy technology. Konela is coordinated by the innovation company Hermia.

  6. Nanotechnology is driven by TUT Nanotechnology cluster in Tampere is strongly based on innovative research of Tampere University of Technology and its active cooperation with the companies. TAMPERE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Supporting education, research & development: • Aerosol Instrumentation and Emissions Group • Aerosol Synthesis Group • Biological Physics Group • BME Biomaterials research group • Electronic Structure Theory • Materials and Molecule Modeling • Micro- and Nanosystems / Automation science and engineering • Nanophotonics and application • Optics Laboratory • Plastics and elastomer technology / Materials Science • Semiconductor Technology • Surface Engineering Research Group / Materials Research Projects: TREAM –Trends in real-worldparticleemissions of diesel and gasolinevehicles BRIGHTLASE – New laser technology platform EU FP7 NEWLED – NanostructuredEfficient White LEDs EU FP7: RAMPLAS – 100 Gb/s Optical RAM on-chip

  7. Other homes of the nanotech R&D UNIVERSITY OF TAMPERE Supporting education, research & development: BioMediTech– Department of Otolaryngology, University of Tampere Medical School FIMECC – Finnish Metals and Engineering Competence Cluster Supporting education, research & development: FIMECC DEMAPP: competitive environmentally sustainable solutions for the Finnish process, engineering and energy industries FIMECC LIGHT: potential for saving raw materials and energy and decreasing CO2 emissions over the lifetime of cars and trucks, heavy-duty vehicles and other machinery FIMECC EFFIMA: developing new technology and solutions that enable new machines, devices and systems with dramatically lower life-cycle costs Coming: Hybrids, BSA -Breakthrough Steels and Applications

  8. The business environment In Tampere everything works • World class research and university-industry collaboration • High level of technology, system integration and industrial service business know-how with deep understanding of customer processes and needs • Easy to reach– one-day business trip to all major locations • Talented, experienced and loyal workforce provides good value for the money • Growth center that keeps on growing • At the top of the most attractive Finnish cities – year after year

  9. Tampere is in the heart of Finland Tampere Region - Fastest growing region in Finland- Population 499 000- 31 000 places of business- 2nd largest airport in the country- Up to 15% of Finland’s national R&D budget is spent in Tampere Tampere Life Science Industries Technology Region (Bio&Health Technology) Industries (total) Companies 100 2,700 Employees 2,000 34,000 Turnover €436M €7,751M

  10. The mostcompetitive country in the EU Finland’s global rankings: #1 Health and primary education #1 Higher education and training #1 Availability of scientists and engineers #1 Property rights and IPR protection#1 Availability of latest technologies#2 University-industry collaboration in R&D #2 Protection of minority shareholders’ interest #2 Innovation #2 Quality of education system #2 Quality of math and science education #2 Extent of staff training #2 Country capacity to retain talent #2 Tertiary education graduates in OECD #3 Company spending on R&D #3 Quality of overall infrastructure

  11. Contact us and join the core set of Nanotechnology in Finland! For information on how to combine innovation, research and know-how with other industries, request materials on the other top clusters of the Tampere Region: • Intelligent Machines • Manufacturing • ICT • Creative businesses • Cleantech& Energy • Life Science www.tampereallbright.fiwww.investtampere.fi

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