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CambridgeCNT Symposium 2008

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The CambridgeCNT Symposium 2008 www.CambridgeCNT.org will take place on 5 December 2008 at Churchill College of the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom. It is a one-day symposium where leading CNT scientists will gather to exchange ideas about the science and application of CNTs. The symposium will also be a valuable occasion for industry delegates to interact with leading scientists from Cambridge and other institutions in Europe.

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