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Jan 28-29 ??? ??? ??? UCSB, ITP, Kohn Hall Macromolecular Outreach Program at UCSB: Symposium 1999 Feb 21-24 ??? ??? ??? MRL, UCSB Workshop on Advanced Materials Mar 19-20 ??? ??? ??? University of Pennsylvania Symposium on the Science and Technology of Nanomaterials: Nanotubes May 02 ??? ??? ??? University of Pennsylvania 3rd Annual Symposium on the Physics of Soft Materials

8:30 – 9:00AM The SRC NSEC and MRSEC Survey, Ralph Cavin, VP for Research SRC (Time Slot for NSF Business – MRSEC Program news) 9:00 – 9:40AM Updates: Executive Committee report, MRSEC celebration – I. Herman NAS Review of Small-to Mid Facilities – Frank DiSalvo Workshop on Facilities best practices – Helene Schember MRSEC website news 9:40-10:40AM

'Advanced Materials: Synthesis, Characterization, and Properties'LRSM, University of Pennsylvania, 3231 Walnut St., Philadelphia PA 19104-6202All lectures are on Thursdays at 5.30 pm and are followed by pizza/refreshment

The findings and recommendations of the MRSEC's Education and Outreach activities noted in the National Academy of Sciences Report, "Looking Back, Moving Forward" reveal both areas of strength and areas that can be improved.

The Materials Research Facilities Network (MRFN), with support and encouragement from the MRSEC Program Officers at National Science Foundation, is organizing a 1.5 day workshop to bring together managers of shared multi-user facilities to discuss the efficient operation and evolution of shared facilities and to share unique solutions that individual MRSECs have developed. Attendees will be representing NSF MRSEC Centers, with a subset of attendees from the MRSEC-PREM, NNIN, and NSEC programs, as well as the National

NSF, Arlington, VA

Sheraton, Boston, MA 7:30 am MRSEC Education Directors Breakfast and Business Meeting (Beacon A) 8:00 Breakfast and Registration for All Registered Attendees (Clarendon Room)

This workshop will cover different aspects of the bottom-up design of electronic materials from assemblies of metal and semiconductor nanocrystals, drawing on existing expertise in organic and disordered conductors. These nanocrystalline solids combine unusual optical, electronic, magnetic and themla properties. Potential applications include photodetectors, LED, solar-cells, thermoelectric and printable electronics.

On behalf of the National Science Foundation (NSF), we are pleased to welcome you to the 2012 Joint Annual Meeting (JAM) of awardees funded by the Directorate for Education and Human Resource's Division of Human Resource Development. The theme for this year’s JAM is Broadening Participation Research (BPR). The following outcomes are expected as a result of this meeting:

In late October, MRSEC directors met at the National Science Foundation headquarters to discuss events, activities, and accomplishments over the past year as well as explore new avenues of research and discovery. Presentations ranged from DMR achievements to the need to strengthen scientific communication.