The University of Central Florida and the National University of Singapore are jointly organizing an Advanced Level Conference on Nano-Micromaterials for Circular economy and Sustainability in the East Asia Pacific in beautiful Singapore. This conference will provide an opportunity to discuss important research activities relating to circular economy and sustainability of nano-micro materials which include, but not limited to, the fundamental and applied research on the chemistry of reusable industrial material, new green nanostructured materials; recycle and reuse of nano- and micromaterials, eco-friendly production of materials, biological interactions of regenerated nanoscale materials and related products, simulation and theoretical analysis towards the regeneration of nano and micro materials and their structures in nanomedicine, energy and industrial applications, life-cycle aspects. Special focus will be given to transformation, toxicity, and the interactions of nanotechnology with the biological system. We welcome all researchers to participate, present the research findings and learn more about circular economy and sustainability, networking and build relationships and partnerships in the field.

The graduate program in materials science and engineering at UCF is distinguished by offering an outstanding selection of courses taught by excellent instructors, and by providing students with real and state-of-the-art research opportunities, working with faculty mentors who are active in wide range of sponsored research. The result is education through research. The National Research Council, a part of the National Academy of Engineering and National Academy of Science, ranked UCF amongst the top MSE programs in the country in their 2010 assessment of research doctoral programs at U.S. universities.