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2011-05-25
Print edition of HTF 2011 now being distributed
The latest print edition of HighTech Finland – HighTech Finland 2011 – is currently being distributed worldwide.
HighTech Finland 2011 contains over 100 articles on a cross-section of some of the latest and most exciting work being done by Finnish companies and organisations at the cutting edge of technology. Areas covered range from sustainable energy, smart solutions, and health care to advanced materials.
Reflecting the continued and growing importance of products and services in the cleantech area, the latest edition of HighTech Finland features a number of articles on the extensive expertise Finland has to offer in this area that can help people worldwide reduce society’s environmental footprint and build a more sustainable world.
Each article is accompanied by contact information to make it easy for readers to follow up on any of the subjects covered.
All the articles can also be found online at HighTech Finland’s Web site: www.hightechfinland.com. They complement the hundreds of articles already online, as well as the site’s RSS feed. The site includes a company search function and advanced search function to help people find what they are interested in quickly.
HighTech Finland’s online RSS feed provides additional access to news on the latest developments in Finnish high technology – such as the technology jointly developed by Beneq and Glaston for producing TCO (transparent conductive oxide)-coated glass for the solar industry and the ongoing success of Wärtsilä’s LNG-based, low-emission marine propulsion machinery this spring.
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Innovation in Finland
