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Speaker ScheduleNinth Foresight Conference on Molecular NanotechnologyPreliminary Conference Schedule as of October 25, 2001
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Index of presentation abstracts (includes posters) | ||||
Index of full papers (includes posters) | ||||
Date | Speaker | Title | Room | |||
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Thurs., Nov. 8, 2001 Tutorial and Patent Roundtable during day; conference registration and reception in the evening | ||||||
9:00 AM-5:00 PM | Tutorial on Foundations of Nanotechnology | (Separate Tutorial registration required) | ||||
7:30-9:00 AM | Tutorial Registration | Mezzanine | ||||
8:00-9:00 AM | Continental Breakfast | Mezzanine | ||||
8:45-9:00 AM | Tutorial Introduction, James T. Spencer, Syracuse University | Cypress | ||||
9:00-10:30 AM | Christopher B. Gorman, North Carolina State University | Nanoscale Materials Chemistry | Cypress | |||
10:30-11:00 AM | Break | Mezzanine | ||||
11:00 AM-12:30 PM | Jie Han, ELORET, NASA Ames Research Center | Carbon Nanotubes | Cypress | |||
12:30-2:00 PM | Lunch | Lafayette | ||||
2:00-3:30 PM | Robert R. Birge, Univ. of Connecticut and Syracuse Univ. | Molecular Electronics and Biotechnology | Cypress | |||
3:30-4:00 PM | Break | Mezzanine | ||||
4:00-5:30 PM | Peter Gillespie, Oregon Health Sciences University | Biological Machines and Materials | Cypress | |||
5:30-5:45 PM | Closing Remarks, Jim Spencer | |||||
10:00 AM | Conference Registration opens | Mezzanine | ||||
12:00-1:00 PM | Registration Nanotechnology Patent Roundtable | Stevens Creek | ||||
1:00-5:00 PM | Nanotechnology Patent Roundtable | free to Conference attendees; separate registration for non-attendees |
Stevens Creek | |||
7:30-10:00 PM | Welcome Reception | Cypress | ||||
Fri., Nov. 9 | ||||||
7:00-9:00 AM | Conference Registration | Ballroom Foyer C/D | ||||
7:45 AM | Continental Breakfast | Ballroom Foyer A/B | ||||
Session 1 Donald W. Brenner, Chair | ||||||
8:50 AM | Introduction and Welcome, Don W. Brenner, Conference Chair, North Carolina State University | Ballroom ABC | ||||
9:00 AM | Keynote Speaker, James S. Murday, U.S. Naval Research Lab | Nanotechnology and the National Nanotechnology Initiative: A Report Card | ||||
10:00 AM | Break | Foyer Ballroom A/B | ||||
Session 2 Susan Sinnott, Chair | ||||||
10:20 AM | R. Stanley Williams, Hewlett-Packard Labs | Nanostructures in Nature and Technology | Ballroom ABC | |||
11:00 AM | Carter T. White, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory | Carbon Nanotubes: Revolutionary Nanowires with a Twist | ||||
11:40 AM | Philip G. Collins, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center | Controlling the Electronic Properties of Carbon Nanotube Circuits | ||||
12:00 PM | Deepak Srivastava, NASA Ames Research Center | Electronic Rectification, Ballistic Switching, and Logic Functions with Carbon Nanotube `Y-Junctions' | ||||
12:20 PM | Lunch | Magnolia | ||||
1:20 PM | Poster Presenters set-up | Ballroom D,E | ||||
Session 3 James T. Spencer, Chair | ||||||
1:40 PM | Sean Washburn, Univ. North Carolina at Chapel Hill | How Does it Feel to Roll a Molecule? | Ballroom ABC | |||
2:20 PM | Bruce E. Koel, Univ. of Southern California | Imaging and Manipulation of Gold Nanorods with an Atomic Force Microscope | ||||
2:40 PM | Tilman E. Schaffer, Max Planck Institute for Biophys. Chemistry | Dynamic Interactions of P53 with DNA Observed by Time-lapse AFM | ||||
3:00 PM | Break | Ballroom Foyer A/B | ||||
Session 4 Christopher B. Gorman, Chair | ||||||
3:20 PM | James T. Spencer, Syracuse Univ. | Molecular Building Blocks with Applications to Nonlinear Optical Materials and Nanostructural Assemblies | Ballroom ABC | |||
4:00 PM | Istvan Majoros, Univ. of Michigan | Molecular Engineering in Nanotechnology: Multifunctional Device for Biomedical Application | ||||
4:20 PM | Break | Ballroom Foyer A/B | ||||
4:30 PM | Panel Discussion Panel Chair: Ed Niehaus, Niehaus Ryan Wong, Inc. Panelists: Steve Jurvetson, Draper Fisher Jurvetson; John Ryan, J.P. Morgan Partners; Nicholas Vita, Tuva Capital Partners; Josh Wolfe, Lux Capital |
Venture Capital for Nanotechnology | Ballroom ABC | |||
6:00-8:00 PM | Poster Reception | Ballroom D/E | ||||
6:00-10:00 PM | Poster Session | Ballroom D/E | ||||
Sat., Nov. 10 | ||||||
6:45 AM | Conference Registration | Ballroom Foyer C/D | ||||
7:30 AM | Continental Breakfast | Ballroom Foyer A/B | ||||
7:45 AM | Neil Jacobstein, Chairman, Institute for Molecular Manufacturing | Technical Considerations in the Foresight Guidelines for Nanotechnology Development | Ballroom ABC | |||
Session 5 Donald W. Brenner, Chair | ||||||
8:30 AM | Uzi Landman, Georgia Inst. of Technology | Small is Different: Confinement Effects in Quantum Dots, Nanocatalysis, Wires and DNA | Ballroom ABC | |||
9:10 AM | Christopher B. Gorman, North Carolina State Univ. | New Molecules and New Processes to Study Molecular Electronics Behaviors | ||||
9:50 AM | Jason S. Kuo, Univ. of Washington | A Prototype High-density Microfluidic Optical Switch | ||||
10:10 AM | Break | Ballroom Foyer A/B | ||||
Session 6 Susan Sinnott, Chair | ||||||
10:30 AM | Robert R. Birge, Univ. of Connecticut and Syracuse Univ. | Protein-Based Memories and Associative Processors | Ballroom ABC | |||
11:10 AM | Avik W. Ghosh, Purdue University | Metal-molecule Heterostructures: Energy Level Line-up and Current Flow | ||||
11:30 AM | Heiko B. Weber, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Inst. of Nanotechnology | Experimental Investigation of Transport Through Single Conjugated Molecules | ||||
11:50 AM | R. Adelung, Case Western Reserve University | Copper Nanowire Molecular Electronics Network with 10 nm Wide Cu Nanowire Interconnects | ||||
12:10 PM | Lunch | Magnolia | ||||
Session 7 James T. Spencer, Chair | ||||||
1:30 PM | Charles R. Martin, Univ. of Florida | Templated Nanotubes in Chemical and Bio Separations and Analyses | Ballroom ABC | |||
2:10 PM | Vicki L. Colvin, Rice Univ. | From Opals to Optics: Building Photonic Band Gaps in Nanostructured Materials | ||||
2:50 PM | Andrew McMillan, NASA Ames Research Center | Ordered Two-Dimensional Hexagonal Arrays Formed from Extremophilic Heat Shock Proteins | ||||
3:10 PM | Posters must be removed from Ballroom E by 4:00 PM, Ballroom D by 10 pm. | |||||
3:10 PM | Break | Ballroom Foyer A/B | ||||
Session 8 Vicki L. Colvin, Chair | ||||||
3:30 PM | Stephen R. Wilson, New York Univ. | Fullerene Nanotools from Biology | Ballroom ABC | |||
4:10 PM | Jan Hoh, Johns Hopkins Univ. | Building Blocks for Biomolecular Devices: Properties and Possibilities of Unstructured Proteins | ||||
4:50 PM | Beatrice M. Maier, Loma Linda Univ. Medical School | Nanoscale Resolution of Self-assembled Liposomes Containing Functional Sodium Pumps | ||||
5:10 PM | Henry Hess, Univ. of Washington | Molecular Shuttles based on Motor Proteins | ||||
5:30 PM | Charles M. Lieber, Harvard University | Nanotechnology from the Bottom Up: Building with Nanowires and Nanotubes | ||||
6:10 PM | Dinner on your own | |||||
6:30 PM | Feynman Prize Banquet, Presenter: Ralph Merkle | Magnolia | ||||
8:30-10:00 PM | Senior Associate Reception | Napa I,II,III | ||||
Sun., Nov. 11 | ||||||
7:45 AM | Continental Breakfast | Ballroom Foyer A/B | ||||
Session 9 James T. Spencer, Chair | ||||||
8:30 AM | Mark Ratner, Northwestern University | Molecular Junctions: Some Molecules, Some Mechanisms, Some Devices | Ballroom ABC | |||
9:10 AM | Jie Han, ELORET, NASA Ames Research Center | Molecular Electronics and Chemical/Biological Sensors | ||||
9:50 AM | Susan B. Sinnott, Univ. of Florida | Compression of Filled Carbon Nanotubes: Predictions from Molecular Dynamics Simulations | ||||
10:10 AM | Amitesh Maiti, Accelrys Inc. | Carbon Nanotubes as Field Emission Device and Electromechanical Sensor: Results from First-Principles Simulations | ||||
10:30 AM | Richard Jaffe, NASA Ames Research Center | Carbon Nanotubes in Water: MD Simulations of External & Internal Flow, Self Organization | ||||
10:50 AM | Break | Ballroom Foyer A/B | ||||
Session 10 Donald W. Brenner, Chair | ||||||
11:10 AM | Edwin C. Kan, Cornell Univ. | Si Fleas: Technology Demonstration of Functional Modules in Submillimeter Autonomous Microsystems | Ballroom ABC | |||
11:50 AM | Stephen L. Gillett, Univ. of Nevada, Reno | Transition-Metal Oxide Frameworks: More Alternatives to Carbon for Molecular Nanotechnology | ||||
12:10 PM | Dmitri Routkevitch, Nanomaterials Research LLC | Nano- and Microfabrication with Anodic Alumina as a Route to Nanodevices | ||||
12:30 PM | David Mitchell, Univ. of Florida | Smart Nanotubules For Bioseparations and Biocatalysis | ||||
12:50 PM | Lasse Lensu, Lappeenranta Univ. of Technology | Grey-scale Imaging Using Protein Based Artificial Retina | ||||
1:10 PM | Al Globus, CSC at NASA Ames Research Center | JavaGenes: Evolving Molecular Force Field Parameters | ||||
1:30 PM | Susan Sinnott, University of Florida, 10th Conference Chair | Closing remarks | ||||
Pick-up box lunch at close of session |
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