CEDENNA researchers have been very active attending international conferences: Diego Venegas and Walter Cañón took part in the online edition of the 1st Asian Conference on Molecular Magnetism, held from March 7 to 10 and attended by more than 400 researchers from around the world. Both presented their latest work there, receiving very favorable responses. From Nanosafety, Mauricio Escudey, Juan Pablo García-Huidobro and Manuel Gacitúa took part in the “Identification and solving barriers for translating science to regulation and standards workshop”, organized by the OECD Nanoharmony project. And Eugenio Vogel is taking part in the March Meeting of the American Physical Society.
Center members take part in leading international meetings
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