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14 October (EDT – New York Time) | ||
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12:30 | Welcome | Keibock Lee, Park Systems – Welcome |
12:40 | Featured Speaker | Ms. Marine Le Bouar, Nanotechnology World Association – From Lab to market: Strategies and issues in the commercialization of nanotechnology |
13:00 | Dr. Lisa Friedersdorf, National Nanotechnology Coordination Office | |
13:25 | Dr. Nicolas Durand, Abionic | |
13:45 | Dr. Doru Florescu, Park Systems – Enabling the modern digital world with Atomic Force Microscopy |
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14:00 | Dr. Adam Stieg, UCLA/CNSI – Nanowire Networks for Neuromorphic Computing |
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14:25 | Dr. Rigoberto Advincula, University of Tennessee; Oak Ridge National Laboratory – Nanocomposites and 3D Printing |
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14:50 | Abstract Presentation | Shivani Sharma, University of California Los Angeles – Zooming-in on the extracellular nanoparticles circulating in body-fluids |
13:00 | Awet Teklemichael, Nagasaki University – Anti-malarial activity of traditional Kampo medicine Coptis rhizome extract and its major active compounds |
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15:15 | Kai Trepka, Harvard University – Rare-earth oxide nanomaterials for magnetic scanning probe microscopy |
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15:30 | Louis Rogowski, Southern Methodist University – Propulsion of magnetic microparticles for in vivo operation |
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15:45 | Jia Deng, Binghamton University – External Energy Assisted AFM-Based Nanomachining Processes and Applications |
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16:00 | Piran Kidambi, Vanderbilt University – Facile Size-Selective Defect Sealing in Large-Area Atomically Thin Graphene Membranes for Sub-Nanometer Scale Separations |
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16:20 | Technical Session | Creating nanometer sized structures with ease using Park SmartLithoTM |
October, 15 (EDT – New York Time) | ||
12:35 | Welcome – Day Two |
Dr. Lane Baker, Indiana University – Welcome |
12:40 | Featured Speaker | Dr. Antonio Di Bartolomeo, Nano Express / IOP – Electric transport and field emission in two-dimensional transition metal dichalcogenides |
13:00 | Dr. Ioana Cozmuta, G-Space Inc. / Gravity Free – Designing materials without the gravitational force – fluoride glasses and beyond |
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13:20 | Dr. Zachary Schultz, Ohio State University – Nanostructures in Biochemical Detection |
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13:40 | Dr. Paul Weiss, UCLA – Nanotechnology Approaches to Biology and Medicine |
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14:00 | Dr. Sung Park, Molecular Vista – AFM + Nanoscale Vis-IR Spectroscopy via Photo-induced Force Microscopy |
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14:20 | Dr. Gerhard Klimeck, Purdue University – The NanoHub Platform |
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14:40 | Abstract Presentation | Mohan Hathi, The Rowland Institute at Harvard – A laboratory-scale 2-axis tracking heliostat apparatus/solar concentrator for conceptual demonstrations of novel geoengineering innovations |
14:45 | Bart Norton, Kontak Inc. – Zero Emission Bulk Energy Storage |
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14:55 | Wrishija Roy, The Rowland Institute at Harvard – Ocean De-Acidification: An Analysis of the Constraints and Impacts of Solar Thermal Ocean Liming Intervention from Engineering and Biogeochemical Perspe |
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15:10 | Kaixiang Huang, Indiana University – Imaging Effects of Hyperosmolality on Individual Tricellular Junctions |
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15:25 | Huimin Zhou, Binghamton University – Vibration and Heat Assisted AFM-Based Nanomachining using Probes with Different Stiffness |
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15:35 | Myunghoon Choi, Indiana University- – Scanning Probe Microscopy of Precision Synthesized Gold Nanoparticle Catalysts. What can we learn? |
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15:55 | Hang Ren, Miami University – Mapping the Local Potential of Zero Charge (PZC) at Solid Electrodes Using Scanning Electrochemical Cell Microscopy (SECCM) |
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16:15 | Technical Session | Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy – Liquid Imaging |