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Where: San Francisco Marriott Yerba Buena Ballroom Deadline for Needs and Information Request Form: February 22nd and send to Diana Palma Contact: Diana Palma - [email protected] (404) 894-1541 for questions 8:00-8:30pm ??? NISE Programs 8:30-10:00pm ??? Table-top activities and programs (Plan for alternating presenters at 9:15)

Sep 10-14 ??? ??? ??? 232nd ACS National Meeting, San Francisco, CA [MSWORD 40kb]

Over Sixty Years of Research and Still Going! In Celebration of Eli Burstein's 90th Birthday speakers: Alan J. Heeger, University of California at Santa Barbara Wilson Ho, University of California, Irvine

8th Southern School on Computational Chemistry and Materials Science is organized together by the members of the NSF-EPSCOR Computational Chemistry Cluster, NSF-CREST Computational Center for Molecular Structure and Interactions, the NSF-Partnership for Research and Education for Materials (NSF-PREM) and Jackson State University.

Join your colleagues at our 10th workshop as we explore web-based applications, computer simulations, virtual field trips, short science videos and other activities to motivate and boost student learning.

The University of Nebraska - Lincoln is bringing together outstanding undergraduate researchers in Physics for a three-day conference, from Friday, October 30th through Sunday, November 1st. You are invited to take part in this unique opportunity to expand upon your current research experiences, interact with physics students from other universities, and attend scientific talks given by invited physicists from other Midwestern universities.

MRSEC Meeting Agenda8:00-8:30 Opening NSF remarks and presentations Download Presentation8:30-9:00 Overview presentation by Professor Gilda Barabino, Georgia Tech.9:00-9:30 Overview presentation by Professor J. Wayne Jones, U. Michigan9:30-10:00 Overview presentation by Ms. Justine Johnson, UMBC

The International Center for Materials Research (ICMR) at UC Santa Barbara will hold a Summer School on the Intersection of Surface Science with Biomolecular Structure and Function from June 19th – July 1, 2010 at UCSB. The School is aimed at graduate students and junior researchers working in the field of surface science that have interest in simulation, characterization, experimental approaches of biomolecule-surface interactions.

Nanoparticulates in colloids have much promise in the manufacture of bulk devices and components. In this presentation, the opportunities provided by well-dispersed inorganic nanoparticulates are reviewed. The dispersion technique that we have developed for nanocolloids is based on an approach presented by Zsigmondy almost one hundred years ago, protection-dispersion. The talk will focus on the manufacture of mesoscale structures including MEMS, multilayer components, and surgical instruments.

Nanostructured Functional Materials by Design