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ANH Seminar Series
Up one levelThe objective of the ANH Breakfast Meetings Series is to provide a forum for technology and clinical leaders to inform the Alliance for NanoHealth Community of the latest breakthroughs and progress being performed in the labs and clinics of the Texas Medical Center and local research institutions. Each month, a new keynote speaker will be featured at a rotating venue hosted by one of the seven ANH member institutions. A typical meeting agenda for this Breakfast Series is a 25-minute keynote address preceding an hour reception dedicated towards audience interaction. We expect these gatherings to catalyze new collaborative opportunities between Alliance members for the development of new technologies and applications for the fight against human disease.
- (November 21, 2006) Inaugural Alliance for NanoHealth Breakfast Meeting:
- The Alliance for NanoHealth is proud to announce its inaugural ANH Breakfast Meeting on November 21, 2006.
- (November 21, 2006) Jim M Tour inaugural ANH Event Flyer
- Jim M Tour, Ph.D. Inaugural ANH Event
- (February 13, 2007) Nanoparticles as Intracellular Targets to Produce RF-Induced Thermal Destruction of Cancer Cells
- The Alliance for NanoHealth is proud to announce its 2nd ANH Brunch Meeting on February 13, 2007. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center's Dr. Steven Curley will be featured as the event’s keynote speaker. You are cordially invited to attend this brunch session and encouraged to participate in the networking reception. Admission is free and open to the Texas Medical Center Community and Regional Academic Institutions.
- ANH Lunch Series (April 24, 2007): Thioaptamers in Proteomics Diagnostics and Therapeutics for Nanobiodefense
- The Alliance for NanoHealth is proud to announce the next ANH Lunch Meeting on April 24, 2007. The University of Texas Medical Branch's Dr. David Gorenstein will be featured as the event’s keynote speaker. You are cordially invited to attend this lunch session and encouraged to participate in the networking reception. Admission is free and open to the Texas Medical Center Community and Regional Academic Institutions.
- (April 24. 2007) Dr. David Gorenstein ANH Event Flyer
- David Gorenstein, Ph.D. ANH Event Flyer
Nano Summit 2007