Detailed Agenda
Last updated
April 29, 2010
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Sunday, 2 May 2010 |
| 1700 – 1900 |
Registration |
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Monday, 3 May 2010 |
0700 – 1700 |
Registration |
0700 – 0800 |
Continental Breakfast |
1100 – 1700 |
Exhibit Set-up |
1200 – 1600 |
Poster Set-up |
0800 – 1600 |
Government Tri-Service In-House Workshop
Session Chairs: Dr. Joe Lenhart, Army Research Laboratory; Mr. Don Shiffler, Air Force Research Laboratory; Dr. Stanley Rogers, Air Force Research Laboratory; Dr. Eric Snow, Navy Research Laboratory |
1200 – 1300 |
Lunch (on your own) |
0800 – 1700 |
Small Business Forum
Session Chair: Mr. Chris Mance, Lockheed Martin
Kick-off Speaker: Mr. Richard Flake, Air Force Research Laboratory |
1700 – 1830 |
Exhibit Kick-off & Poster Technical Interchange (Light Refreshments) |
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Tuesday, 4 May 2010 |
0700 – 1700 |
Registration |
0700 – 0800 |
Continental Breakfast |
0800 – 1700 |
Exhibit & Poster Hall Open |
0800 - 0845 |
Plenary Speaker: Dr. Lewis Sloter, Office of Deputy of the Under Secretary of Defense (S&T) |
0845 – 1015 |
Nano-Manufacturing and Sustainability Session
Session Chairs: Mr. Kermit Stearns, Air Force Research Laboratory and
Prof. James Watkins, University of Massachusetts @ Amhearst |
0845 – 0915 |
Fullerene Nanomaterial Manufacturing Scale-up and Development
Mr. Jason Reber, Air Force Research Laboratory |
0915 – 0945 |
New Prototyping and Production Capabilities for Design, Development, and Supply of Nano-composites
Mr. Brad Thomas and Mr. Art Fritts, NanoSperse Corporation |
0945 – 1015 |
Break & Refreshments |
1015 – 1045 |
Manufacturing Process for CNT Infused Fibers to Fabricate Multifunctional Composites
Dr. Tushar Shah, Lockheed Martin Maritime Systems & Sensors |
1045 – 1115 |
CNT Applications
Dr. David Lashmore, Nanocomp Technologies |
1115 – 1145 |
Solder Free Electronic Assembly Material (SEAM)
Mr. Ted Finnessy, Air Force Research Laboratory |
1145 - 1215 |
Responsible Manufacturing of Nanocomposite Materials
Dr. Lee Silverman, DuPont Nanocomposite Technologies |
1215 – 1315 |
Lunch (pay-as-you-go) |
1315 – 1630 |
Engineered NanoMaterials: Toxicology & EOSH Issues Session
Session Chairs: Dr. Saber Hussain, Air Force Research Laboratory and
Ms. Heidi Maupin, Army Research Laboratory |
1315 – 1345 |
Nanotechnology: NIOSH and the Federal Government's Perspectives on ESOH Implications
Dr. John Howard, The National Institute of Occupational Safety & Health (NIOSH) |
1345 – 1415 |
Nano Regulation from Industrial Prospective
Dr. Rick Pleus, Interox |
1415 – 1445 |
Nanotechnology Regulations at EPA and their Implications
Dr. Jim Alwood, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) |
1445 – 1515 |
Interaction between Toxicology Issues, ESOH Regulations, and Markets
Dr. Jonathan Gledhill, Policy Navigation Group (PNG) |
1515 – 1545 |
Break & Refreshments |
1545 – 1615 |
Research Strategies for Safety Evaluation of Nanomaterials: Evaluating Consumer Exposures to Nanoscale Materials
Dr. Treye Thomas, US. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) |
1615 – 1645 |
Toxicological Principles for Maximizing the Safety of Engineered Nanomaterials
Dr. Alison Elder, University of Rochester |
1645 – 1715 |
What We Know and Don’t know about the Bioeffects of Nanoparticles: Developing Experimental approaches for Safety Assessment
Dr. Peter Goering, U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) |
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Wednesday, 5 May 2010 |
0700 – 1700 |
Registration |
0700 – 0800 |
Continental Breakfast |
0800 – 1830 |
Exhibit & Poster Hall Open |
0800 – 0845 |
Plenary Presentation: DARPA Energy Programs -- Case Studies of Converting Science into Technological Advantage
Dr. Brian Holloway, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency |
0845 – 1145 |
Power & Energy Session
Session Chairs: Dr. Brian Holloway, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA); Dr. Rob Mantz, Army Research Laboratory;
Dr. Debra Rolison, Navy Research Laboratory |
0845 – 0915 |
Novel Materials for Efficient Charge Transfer at an Electrochemical Interface: Powering the Next Generation of Combat
Dr. Sanjeev Mukerjee, Northeastern University |
0915 – 0945 |
Manganese Oxides: Battery Materials Make the Leap to Asymmetric Electrochemical Capacitors
Dr. Jeffrey Long, Naval Research Laboratory |
0945 – 1015 |
Break and Refreshments |
1015 – 1045 |
Nanostructured Materials for Electrical Energy Generation and Storage
Dr.. Hector Abruna, Cornell University |
1045 – 1115 |
Electrodeposition as a Fabrication Tool for High Surface Area Li-Ion Batteries
Prof. Amy Prieto, Colorado State University |
1115 – 1145 |
The Development & Commercialization of A123's Nanophosphate Technology
Mr. Andy Chu, A123 Systems |
1145 – 1300 |
Lunch (pay-as-you-go) |
1300 – 1700 |
Successful NanoMaterial Transition: Lessons Learned to Accelerate Future Technology Insertion Session
Session Chairs: Dr. Richard Vaia, Air Force Research Laboratory and
Dr. Suraj Rawal, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company |
1300 – 1330 |
Investing in Innovation Today for a Brighter Tomorrow
Dr. Jayesh Doshi, Espin Technologies |
1330 – 1400 |
Effective Transition of Polymer Nanocomposites
Mr. Rob Gorham, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics |
1400 – 1430 |
Nano-Enhanced Matrix Resins for Advanced Composite Materials
Dr. Gene Portelli, 3M |
1430 – 1500 |
Break and Refreshments |
1500 – 1530 |
Successes in BuckyShield™ Technology Transition
Ms. Jessica Ravine, Buckeye Composites |
1530 – 1600 |
Nanomaterials from Agricultural Waste When Is It/Isn't It Realistic
Dr. Richard Laine, University of Michigan |
1600 – 1630 |
Purified, Engineered Nanomaterials for Manufacture of Novel Nanoelectronic Devices
Mr. Gerry Taylor, Lockheed Martin Nanosystems |
1630 – 1700 |
Nanocomposite Optical Ceramics: Eliminating System Performance Trade-offs
Dr. Rick Gentilman, Raytheon Corporation |
1700 – 1830 |
Exhibit & Poster Technical Interchange (Light Refreshments) |
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Thursday, 6 May 2010 |
0700 – 1530 |
Registration |
0700 – 0800 |
Continental Breakfast |
0800 – 1500 |
Exhibit & Poster Tear Down |
0800 – 0830 |
Plenary Speaker: Nanotechnology: Moving Ideas from Concept to Market and the Role of Modeling and Simulation
Mr. Brad Pietras, Lockheed Martin Corporation |
0830 – 1230 |
Multi-scale Modeling and Simulation Session
Session Chairs: Dr. Jan Andzelm, Army Research Laboratory;
Dr. John Maguire, Air Force Research Laboratory;
Dr. Rick Barto, Lockheed Martin Corporation |
0830 – 0900 |
The Business Impact of Modeling and Simulation for Nanomaterials Development in Global Security Solutions
Mr. Brad Pietras, Lockheed Martin Corporation |
0900 – 0930 |
Theory and Modeling Challenges for Nanoelectronics and Nanophotonics
Dr. Francois Leonard, Sandia National Laboratories |
0930 – 1000 |
Materials Informatics - Accelerating the Pace of Nano-manufacturing Process Development
Prof. Curt Breneman, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
1000 – 1030 |
Break and Refreshments |
1030 – 1100 |
Nanostructured Platinum for Fuel Cell Applications
Prof. Frank Van Swol, University of New Mexico |
1100 – 1130 |
On the Simulation of Machining at the Atomic Scale
Dr. Ranga Komanduri, Oklahoma State University |
1130 – 1200 |
Using Multi-scale Modeling to Design Novel Polymer Nanocomposites and Chemo-responsive Gels
Dr. Anna Balazs, University of Pittsburgh |
1200 – 1230 |
Bioinspired Hierarchical Nanomaterials
Dr. Markus Buehler, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) |
1230 – 1330 |
Lunch (on your own) |
1330 – 1730 |
Chemical and Biological Defense Session
Session Chairs: Dr. Anthony Esposito, Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) and Dr. Olga Koper, NanoScale Corporation |
1330 – 1400 |
Coordination-Based Abiotic Molecular Machines and Hybrid Materials
Dr. Chad Mirkin, Northwestern University |
1400 – 1430 |
MOFs and Gelating Nanoarrays that Catalyze Decontamination Using Air
Dr. Craig Hill, Emory University |
1430 – 1500 |
Oxygen Desorption by Electronic Excitation in TiO2 : A Window into the Interior of the Solid
Prof. John Yates, University of Virginia |
1500 – 1530 |
Computational Design of Nanodevices for the Recognition of Biological Agents, Prof. Jorge Seminario, Texas A&M University |
1530 – 1600 |
Break and Refreshments |
1600 – 1630 |
Chem-Bio Strippable Coatings for Defense Applications
Ms. Jayne Shelton, Isotron Corporation |
1630 – 1700 |
Chem-Bio Detection and Mitigation Approaches
Dr. Richard Fink, Applied Nanotech, Incorporated |
1700 – 1730 |
Enhanced Contaminated Human Remains Pouch (ECHRP)
Dr. Shyamala Rajagopalan, NanoScale Corporation |
1730 |
2010 Nano Conference Adjourns |
