NanoInnovation 2016 is the most important international event in Italy dedicated to nanotechnologies and their integration with KETs, gathering together the main actors of the scientific, industrial, economic and institutional world active in the field of innovation, research and technology transfer.

For those willing to have a high-standing role during the event, a wide range of partnership/sponsorships opportunities are available, from the possibility to became one of the eminent co-organizer to the possibility to organize a satellite event, from your logo on the delegate bag to the advertisements in the conference program, from a stand in the conference area to the contribution to the call for posters.

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BY TRAIN
From Termini Railway Station:
- walk for 100 meters
- go to the stop “Termini”
- take the underground Line B (Laurentina) to 1 stop
- get off at stop “Cavour”
- walk for 250 meters to the arrival in Via Eudossiana 18
(Frequency: every 5 minutes)

From Tiburtina Railway Station:
- walk for 50 meters
- go to the stop “Tiburtina”
- take the underground Line B (Laurentina) to 5 stops
- get off at stop “Cavour”
- walk for 250 meters to the arrival in Via Eudossiana 18
(Frequency: every 5 minutes)

From Ostiense Railway Station:
- walk for 450 meters
- go to the stop “Piramide”
- take the underground Line B (Rebibbia) or Line B1 (Conca D’Oro) to 3 stops
- get off at stop “Cavour”
- walk for 250 meters to the arrival in Via Eudossiana 18
(Frequency: every 5 minutes)

BY AIR
From the train station, located inside Fiumicino Airport close to the arrival and departure Terminal, you can reach:
- Termini Railway Station with “Leonardo Express”, non-stop service devoted exclusively to airport passengers, with departures every 30 minutes and a journey time of 32 minutes
One way ticket price: € 14,00
Or
- Ostiense/Tiburtina Railway Station with the FL1 rail line regional trains, with departures every 15 minutes on weekdays and every 30 on public holidays. Journey time of 30 minutes to Ostiense Station and 45 minutes to Tiburtina Station.
One way ticket price: € 8,00

From Ciampino Airport:
The nearest railway station to Ciampino Airport is Ciampino Città, connected to the airport by buses COTRAL/SCHIAFFINI every 30 minutes. The traveling time is about 5 minutes.
One way ticket price (sold on the bus and at the station): € 1,00
A surface light rail system connects Ciampino railway station to Roma Termini railway station in about 15 minutes.
One way ticket price: € 1,50

BY CAR
From Milan
- Take the Highway A1 through the junction for “Tangenziale Ovest/Bologna/Aeroporto Malpensa”
- Enter the Highway A1 and go on for 500 kilometers
- Take the exit for “Roma centro/Aeroporti/Civitavecchia/Roma Nord/Rieti”
- Proceed along A1/E35 and enter in “Tangenziale Est”
- Take the exit for “Scalo S.Lorenzo/Porta Maggiore”
- Proceed along Via Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, Via Conte Verde, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II e Viale del Monte Oppio to the arrival in Via Eudossiana 18.

From Naples:
- Take the Highway A3 from Via San Cosmo Fuori Porta Nolana and Via Galileo Ferraris
- Go on A3
- Take the exit for A1/E45 to “Caserta/Roma/Avellino/Bari/Tangenziale/Aeroporto”
- Proceed along A1 and take the exit A24 to “Roma Centro/Grande Raccordo Anulare/L’Aquila/Teramo/Pescara/Roma Est”
- Enter in A24 and take the exit for “EUR/S. Giovanni”
- Enter in “Tangenziale Est”
- Take the exit for “Scalo S.Lorenzo/Porta Maggiore”
- Proceed along Via Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, Via Conte Verde, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II e Viale del Monte Oppio to the arrival in Via Eudossiana 18.

Public Transport:

AEROPORTI DI ROMA
www.adr.it

TRENITALIA
www.trenitalia.com

ITALO TRENO
www.italotreno.it

ATAC ROMA
www.atac.roma.it

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NanoInnovation 2016 will be held at the Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering, Sapienza University of Rome, located in Via Eudossiana 18, in the historic centre of the city, directly overlooking the Coliseum and next to the ancient Basilica of San Pietro in Vincoli, home to Michelangelo’s statue of Moses.

The Faculty, that develops around the Renaissance Cloister by Giuliano da Sangallo, that represents one of the most important examples of the Renaissance architecture in Rome, was founded in 1817 by Pope Pius VII, following the model of the most famous Parisian and Viennese School of Engineering of the time.
In 1935, due to the Gentile’s reform, the School became the Faculty of Engineering and it developed with the aim of training professionals of high cultural background, qualified to meet the real needs of training and research company, possessing the ability to promote and to develop technological innovation processes in different cultural environments.
The ancient Faculty of Engineering has a long educational tradition which is appreciated all over the world. This rich experience has allowed the Faculty to offer a very innovative syllabus today, including also a specific program on Nanotechnology Engineering, that aims particularly at satisfying local engineering needs, yet also to prepare graduates for employment in an increasingly globalised and international job market.

Recently, a more general internal reorganization of the University required a thematic splitting of the research and teaching activity, with the consequent born of the new Faculty of Civil and Industrial.
Engineering, the headquarter of which remained in the pristine site, and of the new Faculty of Information Engineering, Informatics and Statistics.
Some educational and scientific activities are held in various buildings in the area of via Eudossiana, but also in other locations in Rome and Lazio, like the modern campuses in Latina and Rieti.

The Cloister consists of a rectangular colonnade. Each side has seven or eight arches supported by columns with beautiful ionic capitals, that show the emblem Della Rovere.

In the centre of the courtyard, there is a well with an elegant octagonal plan, sculpted by Simone Mosca and surmounted by a simple easel composed by two couples of columns supporting a simple moulding architrave, credited to Michelangelo Buonarroti. Today it is the symbol of the Faculty.

The offices of Faculty Presidency, some rooms and different Departments appear on the Cloister.

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