Teaching and applying the fast-paced advances in nanotechnology are vital to success in our quickly changing economy.

More than 40 researchers and educators from around the country will gather for the event at Sullivan University on October 3 and 4, at the new College of Pharmacy, 2100 Gardiner Lane.

Lecturers will discuss nanotechnology advances in pharmaceutics, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, chemical engineering, physics, psychiatry, medicine, technology, health sciences, toxicology and others. They will discuss various topics that relate to the overall theme, “Nano Is Too Big.”