Agenda

Last updated: October 17, 2011

Sunday, 23 October 2011

1400

Boeing’s The Future of Flight Aviation Center Tour (On
Your Own)

1600 – 1900

Registration

Monday, 24 October 2011

0730 – 0830

Light Continental Breakfast

0730 – 1700

Registration

0830 – 1700

Small Business Forum

Small Business Forum Chairs: Mr. Chris Mance, Lockheed Martin & Mr. Dave Furdek, Boeing Research & Technology

0830 – 0835	Welcome by Mr. Chris Mance & Mr. Dave Furdek
0835 – 0855	DoD SBIR Presentation
0855 – 0915	Small Business Success Story, Mr. Andy Koreyi-Both, Tribologix Inc.
0855 - 0910	BAE
0910 – 0925	The Boeing Company
0925 – 0940	Goodyear
0940 – 0955	Lockheed Martin
0955 – 1010	Northrop Grumman
1010 – 1025	Rolls Royce
1025 – 1045	Break
1045 – 1200	One-On-One Meetings with Primes
1200 – 1300	Lunch Break (On Your Own)
1300 – 1500	One-On-One Meetings with Primes
1500 - 1515	Break & Light Refreshments
1515 – 1700	One-On-One Meetings with Primes
1700 – 1830	Exhibit Kick-off & Poster Technical Interchange (Light Refreshments)

0830 – 1700

Government Only Session

Session Chairs: Mr. Don Shiffler, Air Force Research Laboratory, Dr. F. Keith Perkins, Naval Research Laboratory, & Dr. Randy Mrozek, Army Research Laboratory
0830 – 0835	Welcome Dr. Don Shiffler, Air Force Research Laboratory
0835 – 0900	The Role of Nanoscience in Developing Advanced Energy and Power Devices, Dr. Cynthia Lundgren, Army Research Laboratory
0900 – 0925	Non Woven Fibers as Food Safety Biosensor Platforms, Dr. Kris Senecal, US Army
0925 – 0950	Nanocrystalline Cellulose for Reinforcement of Transparent Polymer Composites, Dr. James Snyder, Army Research Laboratory
0950 – 1015	Multifunctional Polymeric Nano-Materials: Enabling Technology for Defense Applications, Dr. Joseph Lenhart, Army Research Laboratory
1015 – 1045	Break
1045 – 1110	Computational Modeling of Phase-separating Polymer Nanocomposites, Dr. Tanya Chantawansri, Army Research Laboratory
1110 – 1135	Air-stable Reactive Metal Nanopowders from In Situ Sonochemical Decomposition of Metal Hydrides, Dr. Albert Epshteyn, Naval Research Laboratory
1135 – 1200	Enhanced Functionality Topcoats for Chemical and Biological Defense Applications, Dr. Joshua Orlicki, Army Research Laboratory
1200 – 1300	Lunch Break (On Your Own)
1300 – 1325	Toxicity of Nanomaterials: Linking Bioeffects to Physical Parameters, Dr. Saber Hussain, Air Force Research Laboratory
1325 – 1350	Reactive Polymer Nanocomposites, Dr. Jonathon Spowart, Air Force Research Laboratory
1350 – 1415	Superfluid Helium Droplet Assembly (SHeDA) to Produce Custom Energetic Nanoparticle Films, Dr. Mike Lindsay, Air Force Research Laboratory
1415 – 1440	Synthesis and Characterization of Novel Nanoenergetic Materials, Dr. Marcus Smith, Air Force Research Laboratory
1440 – 1500	Break
1500 – 1525	Nanocrystalline Alloys for High Temperature Applications, Dr. John Horwath, Air Force Research Laboratory
1525 – 1550	Nanomaterials for Solid Pulsed Forming Lines, Dr. Susan Heidger, Air Force Research Laboratory
1550 – 1615	Omniphobic Coatings for Self-cleaning and CB Protective Clothing, Dr. Quoc Truong, US Army Natick Soldier (NSRDEC)
1615 – 1640	Chemical Sensing with Vertical Silicon Nanowire Arrays, Dr. Pehr Pehrsson, Naval Research Laboratory
1640 - 1705	The Atomic Metron, Dr. David Kidwell, Naval Research Laboratory '

1000 – 1630

Exhibit Set-up

1300 – 1630

Poster Set-up

1700 – 1830

Exhibit Kick-off & Poster Technical Interchange (Light Refreshments)

Tuesday, 25 October 2011

0730 – 0830

Light Continental Breakfast

0730 – 1700

Registration

0830 – 1200

Plenary Session: Emerging Technologies
Session Chairs: Dr. Rick Beyer, U.S. Army Research Laboratory and Dr. John Busbee, Air Force Research Laboratory, and Dr. Larry Kabacoff, Office of Naval Research

0830 – 0845

Welcome & Announcements
Dr. Rick Beyer, Army Research Laboratory and Dr. John Busbee, Air Force Research Laboratory

0845 – 0915

National Nanotechnology Initiative: A Strategic Vision for Responsible Technological Development
Dr. Sally Tinkle, National Nanotechnology Coordination Office

0915 – 0945

Overview of ARPA-E Programs and their Applicability to the DoD
Dr. Srinivas Mirmira, ARPA-E, Department of Energy

0945 – 1015

Nano-bio Hybrid Systems
Dr. Shashi Karna, Nano-Functional Materials, Army Research Laboratory

1015 – 1045

Break & Light Refreshments

1045 – 1115

Leveraging NanoTechnology for Optical Metamaterials
Prof. David Smith, Duke University

1115 - 1200

Fireside Chat

1200 – 1330

Lunch Break (On Your Own)

1330 – 1700

Exhibits & Posters Open

1330 – 1700

Metamaterials Session
Session Chairs: Ms. Laura Rea, Air Force Research
Laboratory and Dr. Vladimir Shkunov, Raytheon

1330 – 1400

Miniature Wideband RF Metamaterial Antennas and Nano-antennas for THz Applications, Prof. John Volakis, Ohio State University

1400 – 1430

3D Optical Metamaterials at Sandia National Laboratories, Dr. Rick McCormick, Sandia National Laboratory

1430 – 1500

Transforming Light with Active and Tunable Meta-devices, Dr. Vladimir Shalaev, Purdue University

1500 – 1530

Break

1530 – 1600

Metamaterials for RF Antennas, Dr. Bob Silberstein, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems

1600 – 1630

Metamaterials for RF Applications, Dr. Minas Tanielian, Boeing Research and Technology

1630 – 1700

Practical Applications of Metamaterials, Dr. Igor Smolyaninov, BAE Systems

Wednesday, 26 October 2011

0730 – 0830

Light Continental Breakfast

0730 – 1700

Registration

0830 – 1200

Verification & Validation Models for Manufacturing Session

Session Chairs: Dr. Khershed Cooper, Naval Research Laboratory and Dr. Ryan Hatcher, Lockheed Martin ATL

0830 – 0900

Lithography, Metrology, and Nanomanufacturing, Dr. J. Alexander Liddle, National Institute of Standards & Technology

0900 – 0930

Nanoinformatics for Nanomanufacturing: Design and Manufacturing Considerations Modeling and Process Tools, Prof. Mark Tuominen, University of Massachussetts

0930 – 1000

Predictive Models for Self and Directed Assembly in Manufacturing, Dr. John Maguire, Scientific Simulation Systems

1000 – 1030

Break

1000 – 1830

Exhibits & Posters Open

1030 – 1100

Using Uncertainty Quantification to Bridge Atomistic to Continuum Scales for Designing Energy Storage Devices: Challenges and Opportunities, Dr. Sreekanth Pannala, Oak Ridge National Laboratories

1100 – 1130

Verification, Validation, and Uncertainty Quantification in Multiscale Modeling of Structural Components, Prof. Alejandro Strachan, Purdue University

1130 – 1200

Nanodiamond and Nano-onion Production and Integration in Nanocomposite Applications, Dr. Gary McGuire, International Technology Center, Inc.

1200 – 1330

Lunch Break (On Your Own)

1330 – 1700

Multi-functional Structures & Technology Insertion Session

Session Chairs: Dr. Edward Silverman, Northrop Grumman, Dr. Suraj Rawal, Lockheed Martin Space Systems, and Dr. Eric Wetzel, Army Research Laboratory

1330 – 1400

Multi-functional Functional Materials: Enhancing Strength and Functionality, Prof. Henry Sodano, University of Florida

1400 – 1430

Carbon Nanostructure Infused Glass and Carbon Fibers for Defense Applications, Dr. Tushar Shah, Applied NanoStructured Solutions (ANS) a Lockheed Martin Owned Company

1430 – 1500

Energy Capture – Protection and Damping of Nanoporous Materials,, Prof. Yu Qiao, University of California-San Diego

1500 – 1530

Break

1530 – 1600

Carbon Nanotube Based Multi-functinoal Composites, Dr. David Lashmore, Nanocomp Technologies, Inc.

1600 – 1630

Lightweight CNT-Component Cables, Mr. Tom Kukowski, Minnesota Defense/Minnesota Wire

1630 – 1700

Multi-functional Carbon Nanotube Films and Composites, Prof. Amy Marconnet, Stanford University

1700 – 1830

Exhibit & Poster Technical Interchange (Light Refreshments)

Thursday, 27 October 2011

0730 – 0830

Light Continental Breakfast

0730 – 1530

Registration

0800 - 1230

Poster Tear-down

0800 – 1600

Exhibit Tear-down

0830 – 1200

Nanostructured & Biological Materials for Devices Session

Session Chairs: Dr. Jennifer Becker, U.S. Army Research Office, Dr. Jeff Stuart, Lockheed Martin, and Dr. Brandy White, Naval Research Laboratory

0830 – 0900

Porous Silica Particles in Biology: Studies on Cellular Uptake, Molecular Delivery, Catalysis, and Imaging, Prof. Chris Landry, The University of Vermont

0900 – 0930

Nano-bio Hybrid Structures for Chemical Sensing, Prof. A.T. Charlie Johnson, University of Pennsylvania

0930 – 1000

Design and Characterization of High Surface Area Nanoscale Porous Materials for Small Molecule Chem-Bio Sensing, Prof. Sharon Weiss, Vanderbilt University

1000 – 1030

Break

1030 – 1100

Biological Utility of Inorganic Nanoparticles: Achieving Cytosolic Delivery of Semiconductor Quantum Dots, Dr. James Delehanty, Naval Research Laboratory

1100 – 1130

Integration of Enzymes and Microorganisms into Nanostructured Materials for Design of Energy Harvesting Devices, Dr. Glenn Johnson, Air Force Research Laboratory

1130 – 1200

Optofluidics for Defense Applications, Dr. David Erickson, Cornell University

1200 – 1330

Lunch Break (On Your Own)

1330 – 1700

Environmental Safety & Occupational Health Issues for Nanomaterials Session

Session Chairs: Dr. Linda Duschl, Boeing Research & Technology, Dr. Carole Lablanc, Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense, Installation & Environment, and Dr. Rob MacCuspie, National Institute of Standards & Technology

1330 – 1400

Addressing the Needs of Environmental Information for Carbon Nanotuble Manufactures: The Nanosafety Consortium for Carbon, Dr. Richard Pleus, Intertox, Incorporated

1400 – 1430

Pilot-scale Nanomaterial Synthesis & Processing: ESOH Best Practices, Dr. Christopher Haines, U.S. Army ARDEC

1430 – 1500

Predicting the Risks of Engineered Nanomaterials: Integrating Mechanisms, Data, and Models, Dr. Jeffery Stevens, U.S. Army ERDC

1500 – 1530

Break

1530 – 1600

Nanotechnology Occupational Health and Safety Research at NIOSH: Ensuring Responsible Development, Dr. Charles Geraci, National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health

1600 – 1630

High Content Evaluations of the Nano/Bio Interface, Dr. Robert Tanguay, Oregon State University

1630 – 1700

Nanotoxicity: Considerations for Occupational Health in Large Scale Manufacturing, Dr. Daniel Guth, The Boeing Company

1700

2011 NanoTechnology for Defense Conference Adjourns