Second Annual Symposium Showcasing University Graduate Research.

Novel features of this Symposium include:
Pre-publication briefs of university graduate research topics in nanotechnology.
Challenge to the attendees to contribute imagined potential applications and opportunities that may transcend the present scope of the presented work.
Ample opportunity for networking with the graduates and other attendees.

Graduate research topics to be presented include:
Aligned carbon nanotubes filter for gas and water purification.
Nanoscale cell injection systems.
Prediction of nanocomposite properties using an AFM.
Pulsed LASER deposition of nano ferroelectric & ferromagnetic films.
Nanostructured templates for improved PV organic semiconductors.
Synthesis of Silver nanoparticles with less than 3nm diameters.
Carbon nanotube microelectrode arrays.
Tissue engineering enabled by functionalized nanotubular bacterial virus.
Micro-reservoir Arrays for Chemical Delivery.

Registration:
Please register in advance to ensure there is plenty of lunch.
Online Registration: http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=120032
or
RSVP by email to dhavaljb@aol.com
IEEE Members, students, unemployed: $15
Non IEEE Members: $25
At the door registration, cash or checks only, ADD $5

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