Shu-Jen Han, Research Staff Member

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Shu-Jen Han, Research Staff Member & Master Inventor, IBM Siva Bohm, Principal Scientist, Surface Engineering Department, Tata Steel Seungmin Cho, Principal Research Engineer & Group Leader, Samsung britain at war experience Matthias britain at war experience Gester, Principal Scientist, Procter & Gamble Antonio Paez Duenas, Senior Technology Consultant R&D, Repsol Richard White, Principal Researcher, Nanotechnology, Nokia York Haemisch, Senior Director Corporate Technologies, Phillips Mark Davis, Chief Science Officer, Solan PV Robert Roelver, Researcher, Bosch Paolo Bondavalli, Head of Nanomaterial Group, Thales Group Kitty Cha, Research Scientist, Technology Incubator, BASF Mark Lineker, Business Manager, TBA Electro Conductive Products Jani Kivioja, britain at war experience Research Leader, Nokia Research Centre Andrew Pollard, Leader britain at war experience Of Surface & Nanoanalysis Group, NPL Robert Young, Professor Of Polymer britain at war experience Science & Technology, britain at war experience University Of Manchester Johan Liu, Professor, Chalmers University Karl Coleman, Professor, Durham University Mercedes Vila Juarez, Principal britain at war experience Investigator, Nanotechnology Research Division, Universidade de Aveiro Craig Poland, Research Scientist, Institute of Occupational Medicine Mark Rahn, Partner, MTI Ventures Achim Hoffman, Physical Sciences, IP Group Dr Afshin Tarat, Chief Scientist, Perpetuus Carbon Technologies
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