Seminars and Special Events 1993-2001 NOTE: Links go to information about the events, whereavailable. April 25, 2001 A Tale of Policy, Politics and Ethics: A European Perspective on Genetically Modified Foods Speaker: Willy De Greef, Head of RegulatoryAffairs Syngenta Seeds Basel, Switzerland (sponsored by the TheWashington Science Policy Alliance) October October 11 - 13, 2000 Issue Forum:E-Vision 2000: Key Issues That Will Shape OurEnergy Future September 27 - 28, 2000 Workshop: Complex Systems and Policy Analysis: NewTools for a New MillenniumJanuary 18, 2000 Seminar: The Nanotechnology Revolution Speaker: George Whitesides,Ph.D., Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, Harvard University October 26, 1999 Seminar: The Evolution of Computing: Management of Innovation, ARPA-Style Speaker: M. Mitchell Waldrop, sciencewriter and author of Complexity and The Technology ofEnchantment. April 22, 1999 Seminar: Fire from Ice: Will Methane Hydrates be the Energy of the Future? Speakers: William P. Dillon, Research Geologist, USGS,Woods Hole, MA Emrys Jones, Chevron Research, La Habra, CA March 11, 1999 Seminar: Vertical Cavity Lasers: New Light for the InformationAge Speakers: Kent Choquette, PhD, Photonics Research Lab,Sandia, New Mexico Rob Bryant, MODE, Inc., Albuquerque, NM February - March 1999 TechNet Think Tank:Identifying Critical TechnologiesJanuary 12, 1999 Seminar: Adapting Policy to Respond to Global Climate Change Speaker: Dr. Robert Lempert, Senior Scientist,RAND's Science and Technology Policy InstituteMay 27, 1998 Seminar: Populating the Digital Earth: Remote Sensing Technologies and Applications Speakers: Ronald J. Birk, Director, Business Development, Earthwatch,Inc. Bay St. Louis, MS Chris Nicholas, Senior Systems Developer,Hammon, Jensen, Wallen & Associates, Oakland, CA April 23, 1998 Seminar: Continuing the Biotechnology Revolution: The Contribution of Chemistry Speakers: Paul S. Anderson, Dupont/MerckPharmaceuticals Stephen Turner, Oncor March 12, 1998 Seminar: The Second Silicon Revolution: Integrated Microsystems Speakers: Paul McWhorter, Deputy Director,Microelectronics and Photonics, Sandia National Laboratory RobertSulouff, Director of Business Development and Marketing, Analog DevicesInc. June 5, 1997 Seminar: Biosensors Speakers: Fran Ligler,Biosensors Laboratory, Naval Research Lab Richard Thompson,University of Maryland Medical CollegeMay 8, 1997 Seminar: Antimatter Speakers: Gerald Smith,Pennsylvania State UniversityApril 10, 1997 Seminar: Solar Energy from Satellites Speakers: John Mankins, NASA's AdvancedConcepts Division March 25, 1997 Seminar: Nanotechnology Applications in a Space-Based Environment Speakers: Ralph Merkle, XEROX PARC JamesBennett, Advanced Technology HoldingsFebruary 6, 1997 Seminar: Quantum Computing Speakers: Peter Shor, Bell Labs Seth Lloyd,MIT May 19, 1994 Seminar: Fuel CellTechnology: Implications for Industrial Applications Speakers: Robert Williams, Center for Energy and EnvironmentalStudies, Princeton University Curtis Moore, Center for GlobalChange, University of Maryland April 24, 1994 Seminar: Lean andAgile Manufacturing: Compatible Concepts or CompetingVisions? Speaker: Dan Roos, CTI Fellow on leavefrom MIT March 17, 1994 Seminar: Applicationsof Advanced Composites in Civil Construction: Dual-Use inAction Speakers: John Kardos, Materials Research Lab,University of Washington at St. Louis Vistarp Karbhari, Center forComposite Materials, University of Delaware Tom Anderson, CTI-AAASFellow, Fluor-Daniel February 18, 1994 Seminar: EmergingGlobal Position Satellite Applications in the Global InformationInfrastructure Speakers: Jules McNeff, Department ofDefense Charles Trimble, Trimble Communications David Atkinson,AT&T January 19, 1995 Seminar: ComplexAdaptive Systems and Public Policy Speakers: M. MitchellWaldrop, Author of Complexity Steve Bankes, Senior ComputerScientist, RAND December 15, 1994 Seminar: TeachingComputers to Think: Implications for Human-Computer Interface Speakers: Ben Schneiderman, University of Maryland SteveLevinson, AT&T Bell Labs November 17, 1994 Seminar: Biological Applications in Electronics: Sensors andCircuits Ann Tate, Director, Molecular Computing Program,Naval Surface Warfare Research Center Robert Birge, Department ofChemistry and Director, Keck Center for Molecular Electronics, SyracuseUniversityOctober 20, 1994 Seminar: Superconducting Electromagnetic Levitation: Seeking NewApplications in Aerospace Speakers: John Mankins,Manager, Advanced Concepts, NASA Jim Powell, Engineer, BrookhavenNational LaboratorySeptember 22, 1994 Seminar: MachineTools and Computer-Aided Design Speakers: Alex Slocum,MIT, and founder of Aesop, Inc. John Zimmerman, Senior StaffScientist, AlliedSignal January 20, 1994 Seminar: HighTemperature Superconductivity Dr. Paul Chu, University ofHouston Alan Lauder, Dupont Thomas Schneider, EPRI December 16, 1993 Seminar: CompetingVisions: The Future of Lithography Speakers: RobertRichardson, President, SVG-L Jeff Kristoff, MicroelectronicsDivision, IBM November 18, 1993 Seminar: New Toolsfor Biotechnology Research Speakers: David Lipman,Director, National Center for Biotechnology Information StephenTurner, Chairman and CEO, Oncor, Inc. October 21, 1993 Seminar:
Thinking Small: Micromechanical Systems andNanotechnology Speakers: K. Eric Drexler, The ForesightInstitute Ken Gabriel, DOD Advanced Research Projects Agency
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