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Industrial Physics Forum Presentations


These presentations were prepared and presented by the individual speakers below, specifically for the Industrial Physics Forum/AVS International Symposium on November 13-14, 2006. The materials are not to be disseminated without the author's permission.

Note: Presentations are in PDF format, and are rather large files. You may want to save them to your desktop before opening.

• 2006 IPF MEETING REPORT (724kb)

THEME SESSION: EXAMPLES OF NANOTECHNOLOGY MANUFACTURING

The Economics of Matter: Nanotechnology & Scale of Manufacturing (2.52mb)
 - Mark Bünger, Lux Research, Inc.

Colloidal Nanocrystals of Complex Shape: Synthesis, Properties, Applications (12.2mb)
 - Paul Alivisatos, University of California, Berkeley

Manufacturing Nanoparticles for Applications in Society (3.86mb)
 - Richard Siegel, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Nanotechnology and High-Efficiency Automobiles (3.5mb)
 - Mark Verbrugge, GM Research and Development Center

DNA-linked Dendrimer Nanoparticle Systems for Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment (4mb)
 - James Baker, University of Michigan

BEYOND CMOS: EMERGING MATERIALS AND DEVICES

Technology Challenges, the Next 15 Years (2.08mb)
 - C.M. Garner and Paolo Gargini, Intel

Beyond CMOS — Semiconductor Nanoelectronics (2.68mb)
 - Jeffrey Welser, Semiconductor Research Corporation

Nanomanufacturing Challenges (1.23mb)
 - Michael Mayberry, Intel

Metrology for Emerging Devices and Materials (2.33mb)
 - Eric Vogel, University of Texas - Dallas

Linking Proteins, Particles and Wires to Make Functional Devices: Metrology, Materials, Properties (6mb)
 - Dawn Bonnell, University of Pennsylvania

POLICY SESSION: NONOTECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY

Environmental, Health, and Safety Research Needs for Engineered Nanoscale Materials (24kb)
 - James Murday, University of Southern California

Nanotechnology Oversight: Managing Potential Risk in an Uncertain World (3.42mb)
 - Andrew Maynard, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars

Nanoparticle Occupational Safety and Health Consortium (651kb)
 - Michele Ostraat, DuPont Engineering Research and Technology

Nanotech for Environment Renaissance - Soil and Groundwater Cleanup using Reactive Nanoparticles (2.32mb)
 - Wei-xian Zhang, Lehigh University

Ethics between Nanoscience and Nanotechnology: Making Space for a Discussion (504kb)
 - Ann Johnson, University of South Carolina

FRONTIERS IN PHYSICS SESSION

Future Nanosystems: Towards Systems Biology of the Individual Cell (expected soon)
 - Michael Roukes, California Institute of Technology

Accelerating in the Future with Laser-Plasma Accelerators (3.2mb)
 - Wim Leemans, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Wireless Non-Radiative Energy Transfer (3.3mb)
 - Marin Soljačić, Massachusettes Institute of Technology

Neutron Stars and Black Holes (2.69mb)
 - Roger Blandford, Stanford University


The 2006 AIP Industrial Physics Forum was held in conjunction with the Nano-Technology Topical Conference at the AVS International Symposium, to provide AVS attendees an opportunity to participate and to leverage the benefits of AVS’s rich technical program and diverse membership.


   
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