Back to the High-tech Future: IVAM Hightech Summit shows science fiction of yesterday with microtechnology of tomorrow

As a leading conference for the microtechnology industry, the IVAM Hightech Summit offers a unique platform for experts and deciders to exchange information on the latest developments in microtechnology and related fields. Under this year’s theme „Back to the Microtechnology Future: Yesterday’s Visions, Tomorrow’s Realities“, the conference will take place on May 7 and 8 in Frankfurt a. Main, DE.

The IVAM Hightech Summit, a leading conference for the microtechnology industry, takes place on May 7th-8th in Frankfurt. It’s a unique event where experts discuss the latest microtechnology advancements under this year’s theme „Back to the Microtechnology Future: Yesterday’s Visions, Tomorrow’s Realities“. For more details check out their press release at http://idw-online.de/de/news830024.

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As a leading conference for the microtechnology industry, the IVAM Hightech Summit offers a unique platform for experts and deciders to exchange information on the latest developments in microtechnology and related fields. Under this year’s theme „Back to the Microtechnology Future: Yesterday’s Visions, Tomorrow’s Realities“, the conference will take place on May 7 and 8 in Frankfurt a. Main, DE.

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