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Principal Office Nanosystems Initiative Munich Schellingstr. 4 D-80799 München Germany Phone: (+)49 - 89 21 80 57 60 Fax: (+)49 - 89 21 80 56 49 E-Mail: info@nano-initiative-munich.de Web: www.nano-initiative-munich.de Contact Person Dr. Peter SONNTAG Scientific Manager Phone: (+)49 - 89 21 80 50 91 Fax: (+)49 - 89 21 80 56 49 E-Mail: peter.sonntag@lmu.de The “Nanosystems Initiative Munich” (NIM) is one of the Clusters of Excellence which have been selected in 2006 by the German Government's "Excellence Initiative". Scientists of international repute from various research facilities in and around Munich and different disciplines such as physics, biophysics, physical chemistry, biochemistry, pharmaceutics, biology, electronics and medicine have been brought together to form one coherent and focused nanoscience cluster. A number of these scientists have already been cooperating within the Center for NanoScience (CeNS) for many years. While many individual nanoscale building blocks and components have been devised in recent years, little is known about their integration into functional systems. The overarching vision of NIM is therefore to design, fabricate and achieve control of multi-functional nanosystems, and to unlock their potential for applications in fields as diverse as future information technologies, the life sciences, or combinations of both. Research areas dominated by quantum effects including single-electron and single-spin behavior, nano photonics, and the development of strategies for quantum computation are complemented by areas that address the exploration of nano sensors and actuators, single-molecule machines, and the observation of nanoscale objects in living cells, as well as drug delivery nanosystems. Experimental studies and technological developments are supplemented by theoretical investigations of complex nanosystems in order to create a broad and deep knowledge base, and to establish an exciting research environment that links traditionally separate disciplines. A major structural goal of the NIM-cluster is to firmly establish itself as the most attractive nanoscience research site in Germany. Special emphasis is placed on ensuring early independence of outstanding junior scientists, offering them internationally competitive start-up packages and tenure-track professorships that will give them a long-term career perspective and allow for continuity of research. Equal Opportunity funds are available to aid specifically female researchers in achieving their individual work-life balance. NIM also supports young researchers in founding spin-off companies. Collaborating institutions: Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Technische Universität München, University of Augsburg, Hochschule München - University of Applied Sciences, Walther Meissner Institute, Walter Schottky Institute, Max Planck Institutes of Biochemistry and of Quantum Optics, Deutsches Museum, Center for NanoScience (CeNS). 40
Principal Office NETZSCH-Feinmahltechnik GmbH Sedanstraße 70 D-95100 Selb Germany Phone: (+)49 - 92 87 79 70 Fax: (+)49 - 92 87 79 71 49 E-Mail: info@nft.netzsch.com Web: www.netzsch-grinding.com Contact Person Dr. Stefan MENDE Product Manager Phone: (+)49 - 92 87 79 72 15 Fax: (+)49 - 92 87 79 71 49 E-Mail: stefan.mende@nft.netzsch.com The companies NETZSCH-CONDUX Mahltechnik GmbH in Hanau, Germany, and NETZSCH- Feinmahltechnik GmbH with its headquarters in Selb, Germany, form up the Business Unit Grinding & Dispersing within the NETZSCH Group. Many years of experience, the daily contact with our customers and the consequent development work resulting in more than 100 patents secure the technical competence and represent the quality awareness of our Business Unit. NETZSCH-Feinmahltechnik GmbH is one of the world’s market leaders in wet grinding technology. The concentration of know-how in process engineering and the comprehensive range of products from laboratory size and production size mills up to complete production lines is unique worldwide. Custom-made mixers, kneaders or dispersers for low or high-viscosity products are available for a multitude of applications just as well as a large number of wet grinding systems for different grinding tasks even down to the nano range. Machines and systems manufactured by NETZSCH-Feinmahltechnik GmbH are mainly used for chemical products, inks and paints, pigments, inorganic materials/minerals, sealants and adhesives, ceramics as well as in life science for pharmaceutical, food or biotechnological applications. The headquarters of the company are located in Selb/Germany. In addition to our professional and knowledgeable administration and sales departments the Selb facility is also home to one of the most modern grinding and dispersing applications laboratories that is also available to our customers. The machines and systems are manufactured in our Selb and Tirschenreuth manufacturing facilities in Germany and abroad in our manufacturing facilities in Brazil, Russia, China and the United States. Being part of the NETZSCH Group we offer a worldwide sales and service network for convenient customer service. 41
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