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The Future of Nanotechnology
A Celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the
Cornell NanoScale Science & Technology Facility
Thursday, June 14th, 2007
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
• Proceedings • Poster Presentations • Photographs •
Nanotechnology - the ability to understand and control matter with ultimate precision - is the most powerful and enabling technology humankind has ever developed. Nanotechnology is used to create materials, devices and systems with fundamentally new properties and functions that will change the world as we know it.
The Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility (CNF) has been at the forefront of nanotechnology for 30 years. A facility that serves over 700 users a year, CNF has been instrumental in enabling, developing, and propagating the benefits of nanotechnology.
The Future of Nanotechnology symposium will celebrate CNF's contributions by looking into the shape of things to come. Renowned experts from around the world have been invited to share their vision of (i) the future of nanotechnology, (ii) the emerging field of nanomedicine, and (iii) the social and ethical issues associated with nanotechnology. Plenary lectures will introduce these three topics in the morning, and parallel tracks will explore these topics in detail in the afternoon. A poster session will give an opportunity to attendees to present their work.
The follow links are to videos from the event (help for MACs)
Morning Session:
Call Alumni Auditorium, Kennedy Hall - Opening Remarks
Edward Wolf, CNF Director 1978-1988 VIDEO
Lawrence Goldberg, National Science Foundation VIDEO
George Malliaras, Lester B. Knight CNF Director VIDEO Plenary Session Chair: Stephen Kresovich
R. Stanley Williams, Director, Quantum Science Research, Hewlett Packard Labs
Manufacturing at the Nanoscale VIDEO
Tejal Desai, Professor of Physiology, Director, Laboratory of Therapeutic Micro and Nanotechnology
Nanostructured Interfaces for Therapeutic Delivery VIDEO
Sheila Jasanoff, Pforzheimer Professor of Science and Technology Studies, Harvard University
Constituting the NanoScale: Lessons from the 20th Century VIDEO
Afternoon Sessions:
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nanoMed |
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Phillips Hall 101
Donald Tennant |
Phillips Hall 203
Harold Craighead |
Phillips Hall 219
Ronald Kline | Phaedon Avouris VIDEO
Carbon Nanotubes: Electronics and Optoelectronics in One Dimension | Maish Yarmush VIDEO
Real Time Genomics for Analyzing Dynamic Cell & Tissue Processes | David Guston VIDEO
Anticipatory governance and reflexivity: A means for realtime technology assessment | Robert Corn VIDEO
Utilizing Surface Enzyme Chemistry, Plasmons and Nanoparticles for Ultrasensitive Biosensing | Mehmet Toner VIDEO
Microchips for Cell-Based Systems in Biology and Clinical Medicine | Juergen Altmann VIDEO
Mind the Gap: Social and Ethical Research in Nanotechnology and International Security | John Rogers VIDEO
Approaches to Three Dimensional and Molecular Scale Nanofabrication | Harold Craighead VIDEO
Nanostructures for Single Molecule Detection and Analysis | Rosalyn Berne VIDEO
Science Fiction as a Portal to Ethics in Nanotechnology | Stephen Chou VIDEO
Nanostructure Engineering: A Path to Discovery, Innovation, and Commercialization | Michael Sheetz VIDEO
Understanding Cellular Mechanics Through Nanotechnology | Douglas Kysar VIDEO
Ecologic: Complexity, Cognition, and the Regulation of Nascent Technologies | Gregory Timp VIDEO
A Tiny Revolution: New Tools for Synthetic Biology | Christopher Murphy VIDEO
Biologic Length Scale Topographic Features Modulates
Cell Behavior | Panel Discussion: VIDEO
Stephen Hilgartner,
Discussion Leader | Christopher Jacobson VIDEO
Nanostructures and X rays for Nano Characterization | Dorian Liepmann VIDEO
When Bio-Molecules Effect Flow |
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