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Laurent Kreplak
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Department of Physics and Atmospheric Science
Dalhousie University
Bent collagen fibril on a scale of two microns
Biotech and Medecine
Sensing
Environmental Tech
Water treatment and nanotoxicity
Characterization and Testing
Of materials and devices
Industrial Materials
Composites, sensing for manufacturing, optical coatings
Photonics
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Meta materials, spectroscopy, 2DCS, SERS
About nanoAtlantic
NanoAtlantic was formed in 2016 to bring together the Academic Community, Local Industry, and the Provincial Governments of Atlantic Canada to promote and advance research in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology for the benefit of the economy and the quality of life of Atlantic Canadians.
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Our broad objectives are:
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To enhance the ability of academic researchers to establish collaborative relationships with each other and with industry
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To serve local industries by fostering capacity building (HQP for nanotech industries, innovation through research) and through the connection with academic researchers and facilities
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To serve government by supporting the advancement of economic growth through nano-related discovery and innovation, and foster the development of informed practices regarding the influences of nanotechnology on the health and well-being of Atlantic Canadians.
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