Who we are
Nano-Tera is a Swiss federal program funding scientific projects. The total consolidated budget will reach CHF 120 millions, of which 50% is funded by Nano-Tera and 50% participants' own contributions.
Our mission
The Nano-Tera initiative aims to bring Switzerland to the forefront of a new technological revolution, using engineering and information technology to improve the health and security of humans and the environment in the 21st century.
Some of our goals are:
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to detect in real time different health risks and conditions through body-integrated bio probing
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to reveal security risks through smart buildings and environments, and to save energy through ambient sensing
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to detect environmental hazards such as floods and avalanches from inaccessible positions on earth
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How you can get involved
If you are from an academic institute, a private company in the field of nanotechnology, microsystems, biotechnology, adhoc networking, sensors and MEMS, environmental monitoring, learn from Nano-Tera's scientific coverage on this website
and feel free to contact Nano-Tera for support on finding partners, forming a project consortium, and submitting a proposal.
3 types of projects can be proposed:
RTD projects (Research Technology and Development) with large budget, multidisciplinary consortium and ambitious objectives,
NTF (Nano-Tera Focused) small projects with a very focused objective and
ED (Educational and Dissemination) projects.
See here for deadlines.
Partner and Participating Institutions
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Presentations
Download PDF of nano-tera.ch general presentation
Download our Projects presentation.
Download our flier.
Latest News
November 2009
The latest newsletter is available here.
October 2009
Biosensors Body Area Networks: the first Nano-Tera.ch workshop will be held on the 23rd-24th November.
June 2009
The latest newsletter has been published (e|f|d)
There are six new events listed in the Events page.
May 2009
The deadline for the 2009 Call for Proposals for RTD research projects is 23:59, 2nd June.
January 2009
Ten RTD research projects have been officially approved.
October 2008
RTD proposals to be audited by the SNSF panel in Bern
September 2008
Two NTF and two ED research projects have been officially approved.
See details here.
The newsletter is now available!.
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