The American Institute of Physics presents the

2004 Industrial Physics Forum
and Academic-Industrial Workshop

• Science Enables Progress in Microelectronics
  - Randy Isaac, Vice President of Strategic Alliances, Systems & Technology Group, IBM
• Quantum Computing
  - David DiVincenzo, Research Scientist, IBM Research
• Maintaining a Vigorous Maintaining a Vigorous Information Technology Ecosystem Information Technology Ecosystem
  - George Scalise, President, Semiconductor Industry Association
• Information Technology and the World Economy
  - Dale Jorgenson, Samuel W. Morris University Professor, Department of Economics, Harvard University
• Adaptive IT and Business Competitiveness
  - Marv Adams, Chief Information Officer, Ford Motor Company
• Privacy & Security
  - Barbara Simons, Consulting Professor in Science, Stanford University
• Bits & Atoms
  - Neil Gershenfeld, Director, Center for Bits and Atoms, MIT

• Keynote Address: Achieving Excellence in Engineering Education
  - Norman L. Fortenberry, Director, NAE CASEE
• Sustaining the Advancement of Engineering Education through Research: The Role of a Research Journal
  - Jack R. Lohmann, Associate Provost, and Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
• The Evolution of Engineering Accreditation Criteria
  - Duane Abata, Northern Arizona University
• From Academic Preparation to Workplace Performance: A Corporate View of Science & Engineering Education
  - Margaret Ashida, Director, Corporate University Relations, IBM
• A Future for Electrical & Computer Engineering
  - Fred Berry, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
• Educating in Bulk: The Introductory Physics Course Revisions at Illinois
  - David K. Campbell, Provost ad interim and Dean of Engineering, Boston University
• The Best of Both Worlds: ABET Accreditation of Engineering Physics
  - Steve Cobb, Murray State University