When was ANF established?
The ANF was established in 2004, recognizing the growing importance of nanotechnology and the need for a unified platform where Asian countries can collaborate and share their expertise and resources.
Promoting
collaborative research and development in nanotechnology.
Facilitating the
commercialization of nanotechnology innovations.
Enhancing
education and training programs in nanotechnology.
Encouraging the exchange of
knowledge and best practices among member countries.
Advocating for
policies and regulations that support the growth of nanotechnology.
Who are the members of ANF?
ANF's members include a diverse range of stakeholders such as government agencies, research institutions, universities, and private sector companies from various Asian countries. Some of the prominent member countries include Japan, China, South Korea, Singapore, India, and Malaysia.
Facilitating cross-border research projects that have led to breakthrough innovations.
Supporting the development of
nanotechnology startups and
spin-offs.
Enhancing the
quality of education and training in nanotechnology through workshops and courses.
Influencing
policy-making to create a conducive environment for nanotechnology growth.
Expand its membership to include more countries and organizations.
Strengthen its focus on
sustainable nanotechnology solutions.
Enhance international collaboration beyond Asia.
Increase its efforts in
public engagement and awareness about nanotechnology.
