Dr. Scott Rickert, President and CEO of Nanofilm,
is a speaker at the Nanotech Business Summit in Cairo, Egypt, December 5 and
6, 2009. The goal of the summit is to promote the integration of nanotech products
into the global market and foster an economy built on transformative technology.
Scientists and business community will be brought together to explore nanotechnology's
potential with focus on biotechnology, engineering, and information technology.

Dr. Scott Rickert, President and CEO of Nanofilm
Dr. Rickert's topic is “Nano-izing Today's Surfaces to Solve Energy,
Environmental, And Waste Problems.” His presentation will focus on how
nanofilms can create advanced performance characteristics at the surface of
a substrate, maximizing the benefit from nanomaterials, keeping the costs of
such benefits affordable, and integrating the technology more easily and cost-efficiently
into current production systems. In particular, Dr. Rickert will address how
nanofilm-based approaches are enabling breakthrough applications that reduce
solid waste, improve the efficiency of alternative energy generation, curtail
energy and water use, and reduce and replace environmental contaminants.
“Nanofilms are incredible tools for harnessing the potential of nanotechnology,”
says Dr. Rickert. “This conference brings together the kind of global
leaders that can unleash that potential.”
Nanofilm is a leader in nanofilm technology and self-assembling thin films
for a variety of substrates and surfaces. With an in-house team of nanotechnology
specialists, the company continues to leverage its rich technological strengths
and core competences to capture growth opportunities in nanotechnology applications
worldwide. Nanofilm is a privately held company with headquarters in Valley
View, Ohio, near Cleveland.
The Nanotech Business Summit conference is organized by SabryCorp Ltd. to encourage
and foster the involvement of businesses in nanotech. Attendees will be exposed
to informative discussions, business matchmaking and networking opportunities.