Welcome to Green Technology Forum

I’m delighted to introduce Green Technology Forum and its accompanying blog, GreenTechBlog.

At Green Technology Forum you’ll find news, commentary, interviews, and original research covering emerging nanotechnology and biotechnology. You'll also find advising and research services for businesses seeking the environmental, social, and economic rewards of clean technology.

Green technologies have been called the biggest economic opportunity of the 21st Century, and nanotechnology and biotechnology are leading the way with revolutionary advances in almost every industry. But their complexity and uncertainty can make them challenging to work with, and their rich environmental, social, and economic potential can seem out of reach.

In providing a forum for exchanging ideas and offering insight and advising, our goal is to help businesspeople understand the potential of nanotechnology and biotechnology and make informed decisions about where they want these emerging technologies to take them. By working together to understand their risks and rewards and make informed decisions about their use, we can employ these technologies to benefit customers, the environment, and the bottom line.

I’m Dr. George Elvin, director of Green Technology Forum, and I’ll be hosting GreenTechBlog. I am an advisor, speaker, and author on emerging technologies. I’m also an associate professor in the College of Architecture and Planning at Ball State University.

I am committed to enriching my clients’, readers’ and listeners’ lives by helping ensure the responsible and beneficial use of emerging technologies. That’s why I devote my energy to fostering dialogue and nourishing businesses that employ nanotechnology and biotechnology in environmetnally and socially responsible ways.

As you explore these exciting, challenging opportunities, please don’t hesitate to contact us at info@greentechforum.net if we can be of service. We want to help you reap the benefits of green technology.

To learn more about Green Technology Forum visit our about page.

Dr. George Elvin

director

green technology forum