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    This document summarizes Italy's nanoscience activity in 2005. It describes the main institutions involved - INFM and CNR - and lists several INFM research centers across Italy focused on nanoscience and nanotechnology. These centers covered areas like growth, nanofabrication, analysis, nanobiology, nanomagnetism, nanomechanics, surfaces, and theory. The document also provides funding amounts for national nanoscience programs through CNR, INFM, and MIUR, totaling over 30 million euros annually. It estimates the size of Italy's nanoscience community was around 800 people in 2005.

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    This document summarizes Italy's nanoscience activity in 2005. It describes the main institutions involved - INFM and CNR - and lists several INFM research centers across Italy focused on nanoscience and nanotechnology. These centers covered areas like growth, nanofabrication, analysis, nanobiology, nanomagnetism, nanomechanics, surfaces, and theory. The document also provides funding amounts for national nanoscience programs through CNR, INFM, and MIUR, totaling over 30 million euros annually. It estimates the size of Italy's nanoscience community was around 800 people in 2005.

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    Nanoscience activity in Italy:

    situation in 2005

    INFM CNR
    Istituto Naz. Fisica della Materia Consiglio Nazionale Ricerche

    • Centers • Institutes
    • University groups

    main institution multidisciplinary


    in nanoscience including
    - microelectronics
    and nanotechnology - chemistry
    INFM research centers and facilities in
    nanoscience

    GRENOBLE
    TASC TRIESTE

    S3

    MODENA

    PISA

    LECCE

    these centers should merge in a Department of Materials and Devices of CNR


    www.tasc.infm.it TRIESTE (ELETTRA, AREA)
    150 people G.Rossi
    growth, nanofab, nanolitography, and analysis of
    matter including 6 beamlines on ELETTRA, TEM
    NATIONAL LABORATORY

    www.s3.infm.it MODENA (Università)


    90 people E. Molinari
    nanobio, nanomag, nanomech, surfaces, theory

    www.nest.infm.it PISA (Scuola Normale)


    70 people F. Beltram
    nano(opto)electronics

    www.nnl.it LECCE (Università)


    110 people (+50 from industry) R. Cingolani
    nano(opto)electronics, nanobio, e-beam litography

    www.democritos.infm.it TRIESTE (SISSA)


    80 people S. Baroni
    atomic models, Simulation, Theory
    www.ogg.infm.it GRENOBLE (ESRF and ILL)
    20 people support to italian users of
    neutron spectroscopy, synchrotron radiation
    NATIONAL PROGRAMS
    CNR and INFM

    “Progetto nanoscienze” ~ 12 MEuro 2004


    + nano in other projects ~ 5 MEuro 2004

    MIUR (Min. Education University Research)


    2004-2006 ADDITIONAL
    • 15 Meuro/year
    2004: Nanotech applied to genomics,
    proteomics, biomedical engineering
    • estimated 15 Meu/year bottom-up basic research + regional

    APPROX. SIZE OF NANOSCIENCE COMMUNITY: 800

    Italy: investment in research ~ 1% GDP mostly public

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