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Iran, China sign MoU on joint cooperation of Iranian products at ChInano 2015 expo

byCustoms Today Report
03/11/2015
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TEHRAN: The first MoU between Iranian Tavana Nano Lab and Chinese Suzhou HZS-Nanosurf Nanotechnology Co. was signed on joint cooperation for marketing and exports of Iranian products at ChInano 2015 expo.

Iranian Tavana Educational Nano Lab and Chinese Suzhou HZS-Nanosurf Nanotechnology Co. signed a memorandum of understanding on the sidelines of CHInano Conference and Expo 2015 to expand cooperation for marketing and selling Iranian nano products in China.

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Tavana Educational Nano Lab was founded in 2001 with an aim to expand student projects in the field of nanotechnology and equipping student nano labs with state-of-the-art facilities including nanofiber producing machine, desktop sputtering, ultrasonic homogenizer, centrifuge, scanning probe microscope and nano colloid maker.

Tavan network has established 50 nanotechnology educational laboratories in Iran which provide a complete set of educational contents along with required infrastructures and instruments, creating a suitable learning and research environment for students. The educational contents of Tavana enables students to understand basic principles of the tiny world of nano, to learn the application of nanotechnology, and to utilize what they learnt in practical experiments.

The second international nano education Tavana workshop was held on Friday in the Chinese city of Suzhou with participation of 30 Chinese students.

Iran Nanotech China Center started its activity in the city of Suzhou in March 2015 with an aim to develop cooperation between Iran and China in the field of nanotechnology.

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