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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NANOTECHNOLOGY
The International Association of
Nanotechnology is a non-profit professional association with the
goal of fostering research, business collaboration and providing
advanced education and training in the emerging of
nanotechnology and clean technology worldwide for benefits of
society.
The Association has formed strategic partnership with the
California Institute of Nanotechnology and the Clean Tech
Institute to offer Professional Certificate in Nanotechnology an
Clean Technology.
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The Association and the affiliated Institutes are pleased to
offer the following meetings and conferences:
- Weekly NanoLunch
on Thursdays at 11:30 AM-1:30 PM at our Corporate Headquarters
in San Jose.
- Monthly
Nano Bio Clean Tech Forum, on the 3rd Tuesdays of the month
at 5:30 PM-7:30 PM at our Corporate Headquarters in San Jose
- Annual
international conference, the 5th International Congress of Nano
Bio and Clean Tech, October 27-30, 2008 at the San Francisco
Airport Marriott Hotel.
Annual International Conference:
The International Association of
Nanotechnology is proud to present:
International Congress of Nano-Bio Clean
Tech 2008
October 27-30, 2008
San Francisco Airport Marriott Hotel
Partial List of invited speakers:
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John
Garamendi
Lt. Governor,
State of California |
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Richard Polanco
Former California State Senate Majority leader and
member of the California State Assembly |
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Scott
McNeil
Director, Nanocharacterization Lab,
National Cancer Institute |
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Mark
Bunger
Director of Research,
Lux Research |
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Dennis
Discher
Professor, Chemical & Biomolecular, Mechanical, and Bio-
Engineering
University of Pennsylvania |
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Timothy Sands
Director of the Birck Nanotechnology Center,
Purdue University |
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John
McDevitt
Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry,
University of Texas at Austin
Chief Technologist, LabNow Corp
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Skip
Rung
President & Executive Director,
Oregon Nanoscience and Microtechnologies Institute |
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Michael Tseng
Professor of Anatomical Sciences and Neurobiology,
University of Louisville |
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Allen
Barnett
Director of the High Efficiency Solar Power Program,
University of Delaware |
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Nitin
Parekh
VP, Business Development
Palo Alto Research Center |
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Guozhong Cao
Professor of Materials Science and Engineering,
University of Washington |
Program at a glance
Workshops
Exhibiting
Invited Speakers
Accepted Papers
Accepted
Poster Presentations
Manuscript
submission: deadline on August 15, 2008
http://www.ianano.org/ICNBC2008-Manuscript Guidelines.pdf
Speaking Opportunity: application
form
http://www.cinano.com/speaking.htm
Exhibiting Opportunities
http://www.ianano.org/exhibit.htm
Hotel Reservation at the San Francisco
Airport Marriott Hotel:
http://www.ianano.org/venue.html
Registration Online:
http://www.ianano.org/mms/formevent.php
For for information or assistance,
please contact Event Coordinator at 408-280-6222 or email to
services@ianano.org
Through the California Institute of Nanotechnology, we offer a
range of professional development training programs in nanotech
and clean tech.
Our courses help reengineer the skills and boost the knowledge
base of today’s business executives, technical managers, IT
professionals, semiconductor technicians and researchers. Our
teaching faculty is comprised of industry experts and academic
instructors from publicly known institutions such as NASA,
Intel, California Environmental Protection Agency, IG Partners,
UC Berkeley, Stanford University, Santa Clara University and
many more.
Courses currently offered:
Certified Nanotech
and Clean Tech Professional
The curriculum includes 150 hours of lectures,
discussions and lab practicals, covering nano-characterization
and fabrication, nanobiotechnology, thin films and photovolatics,
emerging clean technologies and EPA regulations of nanomaterials.
Lab practicals include hands-on training with a Scanning
Electron Microscope. We offer two tracks:
6 Week
Classes are held Monday - Thursday from 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM and
Industry Seminars on Thursdays 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
13 Week
Classes are held Saturday from 9 AM - 5 PM and Industry Seminars
on Thursdays 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
All classes are held in San Jose, CA.
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Monthly Workshops in
San Bernardino
Business Re-Engineering -
provides insight on the state of nanotechnology from an industry
perspective and highlights fundamental applications,
environmental issues, and how to finance and run a successful
nanotech venture. This intensive 3-day program consists of
classroom style lectures, group discussions and requires
completion of a mini-business proposal. >>
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Train the Trainer –
features a series of technical workshops on state-of-the-art
advanced manufacturing techniques, including
nanocharacterization, nanofabrication, and the commercial
applications for nanobiotechnology, thin films and carbon
nanotubes. This 4-day intensive program consists of classroom
style lectures, group discussions, a tour of a nanomanufacturing
site, and requires completion of a mini-proposal. >>
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Nanoscale Materials Stewardship Seminar
August 13, 2008
International Association of Nanotechnology HQ
1290 Parkmoor Ave, San Jose, CA
Join the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency (USEPA) and the California Environmental Protection
Agency (CALEPA) to discuss new initiatives and implement
mutually beneficial standards for nanoparticles.
Speakers:
Jim Alwood
Program Manager, Chemical
Control Division
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Jeff Wong
Chief Scientist, Department of Toxic Substances
Control
California Environmental Protection Agency
Registration Fee $95
(includes conference materials and light lunch)
http://cinano.com/registration-NanoStewardship.htm
For more info:
http://www.ianano.org/NanoStewardship.htm
Past Event
March 18- 19, 2008
Our Corporate Headquarters:
1290 Parkmoor Avenue, San Jose, CA 95126
The Clean Tech Innovation & Workforce 2008 will feature leading
policy makers, venture capitalists, industry leaders, energy
experts and educators in the emerging field of Clean Tech.
The Clean Tech Innovation & Growth Forum 2008 will feature panel
discussions on the following topics:
• Advanced Technology Showcase
• Public Policy and regulations
• Infrastructure Development
• Best Practice, Codes and Standards
• Commercialization and Applications
• Investment Opportunities and Challenges
• Education and Workforce Training |
Agenda:
the
Program
Agenda in PDF can be downloaded
from here.
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The Honorable Mike Honda
U.S. Congressman, 15th Congressional District of California |
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Annette Finsterbusch
Director,
Applied Ventures, LLC
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Barry Cinnamon
CEO,
Akeena Solar |
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Preston Roper
Executive Vice
President, Tioga Energy
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Alexei Andreev
Executive Vice President Managing
Director
Harris & Harris Group |
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Nag
Patibandla Director of Energy Products Division,
Applied Materials |
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Fritz Prinz
Director, Fuel Cells Consortium; Chair of Mechanical
Engineering, Stanford University |
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Mark Bernstein
Managing Director of Energy Institute, University of
Southern California |
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David Hochschild
VP of Solaria and CPUC
Commissioner in San Francisco |
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Ricardo Angel
Senior Vice President,
GE Energy Financial Services |
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Neal Dikeman
Partner
Jane Capital Partners |
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Dan Kalafatas
President & COO,
3Degrees |
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Chris
Busch
Economist, California Climate Program/Union of Concerned
Scientists |
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Barry
Worthington
Executive
Director, United States Energy Association
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Geoff
Sharples
Director, Electra |
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Roland Winston
Professor of Natural Sciences & Engineering Chair,
University of California, Merced |
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Daniel Hullah
Associate, Rockport Capital Partners |
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Randy Lewis
Partner, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati |
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Nancy Pfund
Managing Partner
DBL Investors |
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Margret J. Kim
Senior Advisor for International Climate Change,
California Air Resources Board
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Jennifer Oliver
Director, Center of Excellence , West Valley College |
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John
Carrese
Director, Center of Excellence, City
College of San Francisco |
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Sue Kateley
Executive Director
California Solar Energy Industries Association |
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Jin Zhang
Professor of Chemistry, University of California, Santa Cruz |
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Heidi Livingston Eisips
Founder,
Korala Consulting |
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Rahul Young
LEED AP,
Manager
ICF International
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Lyndon Rive
Founder & CEO
SolarCity |
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Peter Hsiao
Partner
Morrison & Foerster, LLP |
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Mark C. Trexler
Managing Director, Global Consulting Services,
EcoSecurities
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Michael Pak
CEO
Nanoexa |
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Leonard Sharp
VP of Marketing
Silicon Valley Solar
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Past
Events
4th International Congress of
Nanotechnology (ICNT) 2007
Clean Tech Congress 2007
November 5-8, 2007, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel San
Francisco Airport
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We would like to thank our sponsors, exhibitors,
speakers, participants, friends and colleagues, staff
and volunteers who have made the 2007 Congress a
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KEYNOTE
SPEAKERS
We are pleased to welcome our keynote speakers
for the 4th International Congress of Nanotechnology/Clean Tech
Congress 2007
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Prof. Roger
Kornberg
Nobel Laureate in Chemistry in 2006 |
Prof. Harry Kroto
Nobel Laureate in Chemistry in 1996 |
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Assembly Member Loni Hancock
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Senator Leland Yee, PhD |
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Clean Tech California
The International Association of
Nanotechnology and our partners have launched the Clean Tech
California with the goal
of fostering the innovation and
development of clean technologies, addressing workforce needs
for high growth, high demand job training in California, and
creating a consortium of public and private organizations to
promote the affordability of clean technologies in California.
For more information, please visit
Clean Tech California web site.
For more information, please contact Event
Coordinator at 408-280-6222 or email to
services@ianano.org
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