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PAPERBACK list:$21.00 Web:$18.90 add to cart Rights & Permissions Free PDF Access Free Resources Sign in to download PDF book and chapters Display this book on your site! Related Titles International Benchmarking of U.S. Chemical Engineering Research Competitiveness Globalization of Materials R&D: Time for a National Strategy Other Related Titles Materials in the New Millennium: Responding to Society's Needs (2001) National Materials Advisory Board (NMAB) Web Search Builder Use this book's key terms to search within this book, across our collection, or across the Web. Skim This Chapter Skim this chapter and use this chapter's key terms to search within this book. Reference Finder Paste in your own text to find books that relate to your topic. Page 47   E-mail  Facebook  Digg  Stumble  Twitter More The following HTML text is provided to enhance online readability. Many aspects of typography translate only awkwardly to HTML. Please use the page image as the authoritative form to ensure accuracy. Agenda Day One: Tuesday, February 8, 2000 7:00 REGISTRATION BEGINS   Setting the Scene Chair: Edgar A.Starke, Jr. 8:00 Welcome, Edgar A.Starke, Jr., University of Virginia, NMAB Chair 8:15 Keynote Address, Senator Pete Domenici (R-New Mexico) 9:00 Why Materials?, Thomas W.Eagar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 9:15 The Timeline of Materials Development, Arden L.Bement, Jr., Purdue University 9:45 BREAK Overview of the Issues Chair: Julia M.Phillips 10:00 Structural Materials, James C.Williams, Ohio State University 10:15 Functional Materials, James W.Mitchell, Lucent Technologies 10:30 The Role of Government, Thomas A.Weber, National Science Foundation 10:45 Panel Discussion 11:45 LUNCH Recent Studies and Symposia Chair: Thomas W.Eagar 1:00 Materials Science and Engineering: Forging Stronger Links to Users, Dale F.Stein, Michigan Technological University 1:45 Materials XXI, R.G.“Gil” Gilliland, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Materials in Information Technology Chair: Robert C.Pfahl, Jr. 2:00 Materials and Electronic Interconnects, Andrew E.Lietz, HADCO Corporation 2:30 Materials Research for Computing and Communication, Paul S.Peercy, University of Wisconsin 2:45 Materials, Materials Processing, and the Future of Information Technology, Lawrence Dubois, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency 3:00 Panel Discussion 3:30 BREAK Materials in Health and Biotechnology Chair: Michael Jaffe 3:45 Overview, Robert Z.Gussin, Johnson & Johnson Page 47 Front Matter (R1-R8) Keynote Address (1-6) Setting the Scene (7-15) Recent Studies and Symposia (16-18) The Role of Materials in Information Technology (19-22) The Role of Materials in Health and Biotechnology (23-27) The Role of Congress (28-32) The Role of Materials in National Security (33-39) Materials, Jobs, and the Economy (40-41) The Role of Materials in Energy and the Environment (42-46) Agenda (47-48) Exhibits (49-49) Participants (50-54)

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Materials in the New Millennium: Responding to Society’s Needs Agenda Day One: Tuesday, February 8, 2000 7:00 REGISTRATION BEGINS   Setting the Scene Chair: Edgar A.Starke, Jr. 8:00 Welcome, Edgar A.Starke, Jr., University of Virginia, NMAB Chair 8:15 Keynote Address, Senator Pete Domenici (R-New Mexico) 9:00 Why Materials?, Thomas W.Eagar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 9:15 The Timeline of Materials Development, Arden L.Bement, Jr., Purdue University 9:45 BREAK Overview of the Issues Chair: Julia M.Phillips 10:00 Structural Materials, James C.Williams, Ohio State University 10:15 Functional Materials, James W.Mitchell, Lucent Technologies 10:30 The Role of Government, Thomas A.Weber, National Science Foundation 10:45 Panel Discussion 11:45 LUNCH Recent Studies and Symposia Chair: Thomas W.Eagar 1:00 Materials Science and Engineering: Forging Stronger Links to Users, Dale F.Stein, Michigan Technological University 1:45 Materials XXI, R.G.“Gil” Gilliland, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Materials in Information Technology Chair: Robert C.Pfahl, Jr. 2:00 Materials and Electronic Interconnects, Andrew E.Lietz, HADCO Corporation 2:30 Materials Research for Computing and Communication, Paul S.Peercy, University of Wisconsin 2:45 Materials, Materials Processing, and the Future of Information Technology, Lawrence Dubois, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency 3:00 Panel Discussion 3:30 BREAK Materials in Health and Biotechnology Chair: Michael Jaffe 3:45 Overview, Robert Z.Gussin, Johnson & Johnson

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Materials in the New Millennium: Responding to Society’s Needs 4:15 Technical Perspective 1, Galen D.Stucky, University of California, Santa Barbara 4:30 Technical Perspective 2, Robert Langer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4:45 Government Perspective: Materials for a Healthy Life, John T.Watson, National Institutes of Health 5:00 Panel Discussion 5:30 RECEPTION Day Two: Wednesday, February 9, 2000 Congressional Perspectives Chair: Sylvia M.Johnson 8:00 Panel Discussion by Congressional Staff, Arun Seraphin, Office of Senator Joseph Lieberman; Scott Lockledge, Office of Representative Vernon Ehlers; Michal Freedhoff, House Science Committee, Energy and Environment Subcommittee 9:30 BREAK The Role of Materials in National Security Chair: Alan G.Miller 9:45 Meeting the Challenges of Aerospace, David O.Swain, The Boeing Company 10:15 The Role of Materials in National Security, C.Paul Robinson, Sandia National Laboratories 10:30 The Role of Materials in National Security: The Past, the Present, the Future, Maxine Savitz, Honeywell 10:45 Government Perspective, Lewis E.Sloter II, U.S. Department of Defense 11:00 Panel Discussion Materials, Jobs, and the Economy Chair: Sylvia M.Johnson 11:30 Materials, Jobs, and the Economy, Duncan Moore, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy 12:15 LUNCH Materials and Energy and the Environment Chair: Lisa Klein 1:15 Overview, Robert C.Pfahl, Jr., Motorola 1:45 Materials as Illusions (Almost), Robert A.Frosch, Harvard University 2:00 Technical Perspective, John Ehrenfeld, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2:15 Government Perspective, Denise Swink, U.S. Department of Energy 2:30 Panel Discussion Conclusion Chair: Edgar A.Starke, Jr. 3:00 Wrap-up Discussion 3:15 ADJOURN

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