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NSTI Fall Course Series
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Producing Sponsor
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Sponsors
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NSTI Nano Impact Summit Speakers
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E. Clayton Teague
National Nanotechnology Coordination Office (NNCO)
Directory
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H. Kumar Wickramasinghe
IBM Almaden Research Center
Senior Manager, Nanoscale Science and Technology
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Patrick T. Spicer
Procter and Gamble Company
Technology Leader, Complex Fluids Research Group
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Kenneth A. Dean
Motorola
Member of the Technical Staff,
Embedded Systems and Physical Sciences Corporate Research Laboratory
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Margaret L. Blohm
GE Global Research
Leader, Nanotechnology Advanced Technology Program
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Richard Brotzman
Nanophase Technologies Corporation
Vice President of Research & Development
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Alan J. Gotcher
Altair Nanotechnologies
President and Chief Executive Officer
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Joe Lichtenhan
Hybrid Plastics Inc.
President and Chief Executive Officer
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Mark Melliar-Smith
Molecular Imprints, Inc.
President and Chief Operating Officer
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Brent M. Segal
Nantero, Inc.
Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer
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Participating Companies and Agencies Include:
Electronics:
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Motorola [NYSE: MOT]: Presenting the first ever Nano
Emissive Flat Screen Display. Motorola is a global communications leader that
provides seamless mobility products and solutions across broadband, embedded
systems and wireless networks.
IBM [NYSE: IBM]:
Focuses on research, development and manufacturing of industry's most advanced
IT...a Top 10 Company on 2005 Fortune 500 List
Nantero: [Private] Uses
carbon nanotubes for development of next-generation semiconductor devices.
Raised $31 million. Strategic partners; LSI Logic Corporation, ASML, Brewer
Science, Inc., and BAE Systems
Molecular Imprints Inc.
[Private]: Next generation imprint lithography, customers include
Motorola and Hewlett Packard (HP). Received $36M in NIST-ATP funding for
advanced lithography project-partners include UT-Austin, Motorola, KLA Tencor,
and Photronics
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Materials and Integrated Products:
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General Electric [NYSE: GE]: One of the most diversified industrial
corporations in the world. Customers in over 100 countries and employs over
300,000 worldwide. Product-linked corporate R&D in nanotechnology
Nanophase [NASDAQ: NANX]
Delivers and manufactures nanomaterials solutions to the marketplace. Market
partners include BASF, Altana, and Rohm Haas
Hybrid Plastics: [Private]
Specializes in the design, manufacture, and application of Nanostructured®
Chemical Tools. Market applications include products for the consumer,
aerospace, biological, and pharmaceutical industries
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Health and Personal Care:
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Procter and Gamble [NYSE: PG]: Top
U.S. maker of household product. Over 25,000 active patents, employs over 7,500
PhDs and researchers in over 70 countries. Product-linked corporate R&D in
nanotechnology
Altair Nanotechnologies [NASDAQ:
ALTI]: Altairnano is trademarking name of Altair Technologies. Owns
proprietary technology for making nanocrystalline nanoparticles. Product
applications include: fuel cells, coatings, paints, cosmetics, drug delivery.
Altair's RenaZorb™ represents a second-in-class drug for end-stage renal
disease, in animal testing for comparison with Shire Pharmaceuticals' Fosrenol
and Genzyme's Renagel™.
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