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The 2nd International conference on nanogenerators and piezotronics conference (NGPT 2014) provides a unique opportunity for corporations and organizations with interests in piezoelectric/ferroelectric materials, nanoscale characterizations, mechanical energy harvesting, and self-powered systems to meet R&D scientists and leading executives. The expected attendees in this conference are in the range of 100-150, from major universities and research institutes in the US, Europe and Asia. Several corporations/organizations have enquired about corporate sponsorships.

For the 2nd International conference on nanogenerators and piezotronics, we have three levels of Corporate Sponsors:

Platinum: $5,000； Gold: $2,500； Silver: $1,250

The higher levels of sponsorship provider greater levels of exposure, such as a display booth, additional invitations for corporate clients, materials at each place setting, distribution of samples, an informational slide show at the opening, or other means of recognition. Sponsors may include equipment manufacturers, material suppliers, distributors, and other types of business, so the recognition will be customized to the needs of the corporation in terms of outreach and marketing. For additional information and to confirm your corporate sponsorship, please fill out the Sponsorship Form below and if necessary, contact Dr. Zhong Lin Wang (zhong.wang@mse.gatech.edu) or Dr. Xudong Wang (xudong@engr.wisc.edu).

Sponsorship Form

Conference Sponsored by:

Georgia Tech College of Engineering and School of Materials Science and Engineering

Elsevier

About the conference

Recent invention of nanogenerators demonstrated a powerful and versatile approach to scavenging mechanical energy from environment, leading to a novel self-sufficient power source that is small, flexible, integratable, and biocompatible. Piezotronics is a new field that deals with the coupling of piezoelectric polarization with semiconductor properties for designing new devices with novel functionalities and enhanced capabilities. Both nanogenerator and piezotronics are emerging interdisciplinary research areas of piezoelectric, ferroelectric, semiconductor and dielectric materials. They possess great promises for designing, powering, and operating model electronic, optoelectronic, photovoltaic, and catalytic systems. The international conference on nanogenerators and piezotronics (NGPT) aims at fundamental understandings and practical development of the nanoscale mechanical energy conversion materials and systems, and the coupling effect between piezoelectric polarization and semiconductor behaviors and functionalities. Abstracts on theoretical and experimental study of piezoelectric and ferroelectric nanomaterial development; systematic design and optimization of nanogenerators; coupling effect between piezoelectric or ferroelectric polarization and semiconductor properties (including electronic band structure, diodes, optoelectronics, photovoltaics, thermoelectrics, catalysts, photoelectrochemistry, etc.) are particularly welcome.