Last week we attended the kick-off meeting of our new M-ERA.NET project "VOCSENSOR" in Taiwan. The meeting was expertly organized by the coordinator Prof. Wei-Fang Su and her team. We were honored to meet Prof. Jia-Yush Yen, Dean of the College of Engineering of NTU and Prof. Chao-Sung Lin, Head of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering. We are thankful for the assistance provided by the students and staff of the Department as well as by the kind help of Dr. Ming-Chung Wu, our friend from the Chang Gung University.
The VOCSENSOR project runs between 2013-2016. The consortium consists of the Spanish company Ingenieros Asesores, S.A, the Finnish company Nanordic Oy, the National Taiwan University and the University of Szeged. Funding is provided by the representative national agencies. In Hungary, funding is done through the OTKA NN 110676 project headed by Ákos Kukovecz. The goal of VOCSENSOR is to develop a cheap and compact sensor for the detection of volatile organic compounds (e.g. aromatics and aldehydes) in a work environment. The scientific objectives fit our Lendület targets well, so I have high hopes for a fruitful collaboration.
The VOCSENSOR project runs between 2013-2016. The consortium consists of the Spanish company Ingenieros Asesores, S.A, the Finnish company Nanordic Oy, the National Taiwan University and the University of Szeged. Funding is provided by the representative national agencies. In Hungary, funding is done through the OTKA NN 110676 project headed by Ákos Kukovecz. The goal of VOCSENSOR is to develop a cheap and compact sensor for the detection of volatile organic compounds (e.g. aromatics and aldehydes) in a work environment. The scientific objectives fit our Lendület targets well, so I have high hopes for a fruitful collaboration.
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