Startdate: 24-November-17
Enddate: 26-November-17
G-iCAN, the global innovation conference, is an international leading-edge innovation carnival, covers technology, culture and commercialization. It is based on the iCAN Contest which was founded in China in 2007. This 3-day event will have a summit, contest, exhibitions and ceremony and will get together young inventors, industries and public attractions. It will enable global resource sharing and talent communications.
901, ZhongGuanCun South Street, Haidian District of Beijing, China
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