2009-2010 NIST Colloquium Series Schedule
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2009-2010 NIST Colloquium Series
Advance Schedule

Talks are scheduled from 10:30am - 11:30am unless otherwise noted.

For detailed information on the next colloquium see NIST Colloquium Series

Anyone outside NIST wishing to attend must be sponsored
by a NIST employee and receive a visitor badge.

For more information, call Kum J. Ham at 301-975-4203.
Colloquia are videotaped and available in the NIST Research Library.

This schedule will be modified to reflect additional colloquia
and revisions as information becomes available.

Date / Place Speaker / Affiliation Title
9/11/09 (Joint with MSEL)

Green Auditorium		 Omar Yaghi, Chemistry Dept., UCLA Pores without Walls for Clean Energy
9/25/09
Green Auditorium		 Angela Belcher, Departments of Materials Science and Engineering and Biological Engineering, MIT From Nature and Back Again - Giving New Life to Materials for Energy, Electronics, Medicine, and the Environment
10/16/0911:00-12:00
(Boulder Auditorium VTC to G'burg)		 Michael McElroy, School of Engineering and Applied Science and Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Harvard University Global Potential for Wind-Generated Electricity
10/30/09
Green Auditorium		 Tze-Chiang Chen, Vice-President, Science & Technology, IBM Watson Research Center Next-Generation Micro-end Nanoelectronic Systems
11/6/09
Green Auditorium		 Leonard Mlodinow, Theoretical Physicist, Author, Writer, and Producer, CALTECH The Triumph of Random
12/4/09(Joint with SAA)
Green Auditorium		 Richard Gann, Fire Research Division, NIST Building & Fire Research Laboratory Reducing the Nation's Vulnerability to Fire: An Account of Fire Science at NBS and NIST
12/18/09
Green Auditorium		 Cory Ondrejka 2nd Life and Collapsing Geography: Innovation and the Future of National Power
1/8/10
Green Auditorium		 Joseph DeSimone, Dept. of Chemistry, UNC (Chapel Hill) and Dept. of Chem & Bioengineering, NCSU, Director, Institute of Nanomedicine, UNC-CH, and Director, Institute for Advanced Materials, Nanoscience & Tech, UNC-CH Advanced Materials for Nanoscience & Nanomedicine
1/22/10
Green Auditorium		    
2/5/10
Green Auditorium		    
2/19/10
Green Auditorium		    
3/5/10
Green Auditorium		 Merton Flemings, Director, Lemelson-MIT Program, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Solidification, Invention, and Innovation
4/9/10
Green Auditorium		    
4/23/10
Green Auditorium		    
5/7/10
Green Auditorium		    
5/21/10
Green Auditorium		    

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