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5/10/2007 6:00:00 PM
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NanoBioConvergence Spring Social
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Join us for a complimentary spring reception with the NanoBioConvergence community, with special thanks to all who have supported our events over the years. Pre-registration required.
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3/14/2007 6:00:00 PM
Ravi Kiron
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NANOsizing the World
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Join our 5th season for an evening discussion on nanotechnology alliances across the global biopharma industry. Nanotechnology promises to revolutionize therapeutic delivery – we’ll discuss the value of alliances, licensing and IP strategy within this highly regulated environment.
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9/12/2006 6:00:00 PM
Ray Baughman
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Nanomechanics: Fuel-cell Muscle
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Join us in the kickoff of our 5th season with a complimentary reception and evening discussion on nanomechanics - fusing fuel cell technology with bioengineering to create artificial muscle with power and stress tolerance much greater than natural human performance.
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5/17/2006 6:00:00 PM
Nicholas Melosh, Mary Napier
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Nanoscience to Nanobusiness
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Join us for an evening discussion on transforming nanoscience into nanobusiness. How do you develop a technology from early-stage research? Should you out-license or spin-out the technology? What is it worth? We’ll cover specific examples and walk through the development process.
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3/29/2006 6:00:00 PM
Michael Gertner
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NanoMedicine: Investment-ready Devices
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- NanoMedicine: Investment-ready Devices
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Nanoscale medical technologies are now showing some exciting, tangible results. Join us for a discussion of novel devices that have reached critical mass, and how these systems crossover between biology and material science. We’ll present systems & devices that are ripe for investment.
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1/18/2006 6:00:00 PM
Vicki Colvin, Robert McGinn
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Safety, Ethics and Regulation of Nanotechnology
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- Eco-Nano: The Impact of Engineered Nanomaterials on the Environment - Ethics and Nanotechnology: Views of Nanotechnology Scientists and Engineers
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Join us in our fourth season with an evening discussion on how nanomaterials can impact human health. Saftey and regulatory issues are coming to the forefront, but can they keep up with the pace of invention?
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10/26/2005 6:00:00 PM
Michael L. Weiner, Florian Ludwig
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Vascular Intervention using Nanotechnology
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Join us in our fourth season with an evening discussion on nanotechnology used in vascular intervention. Hear how nanoscale devices are being used to sense, monitor and ultimately resuscitate in the event of cardiac failure.
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7/27/2005 6:00:00 PM
Laura Mazzola, Ph.D.
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Sizzlin' Summer Social
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- NanoBioConvergence 7/05
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Join us for a mid-summer reception with the NanoBioConvergence community, with special thanks to all who have supported our events over the years.
Featured Activities:
* Welcome and thanks from our founder and organizational team
* Highlights from last season and plans for next season
* Complimentary reception and no-host bar
Attendance Free...but space is limited. Pre-registration required
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5/18/2005 6:00:00 PM
Dan Robertson, Ph.D., Patrick McCroskey, Ph.D.
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Consumer and Industrial Applications of Nanobiotechnology
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Join us for an evening discussion of extreme biology: Protein nanostructures with extreme stability are amenable to industrial-scale processing - enabling numerous opportunities in materials science and medicine.
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3/23/2005 6:00:00 PM
John Wetherell, Mark Menna, Terry Fetterhoff
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The Value of Intellectual Property: Commercialization & Acquisition
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Join us for an evening discussion on the impact of intellectual property for nanotech and biotechnology. Intellectual property plays an important role in the development of new technologies. Along the path to commercialization, IP value changes in relation to market value. Our panelists will discuss the value of intellectual property from spin-out to acquisition.
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1/25/2005 6:00:00 PM
Michael Lynch, Olav Solgaard
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AFM: Commercialization of New Applications
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Join us for an evening discussion on new advances in Atomic Force Microscopy – the “workhorse” of nanotechnology. Many VCs have looked at AFM investment but few have made the cut. What are realistic prospects toward new commercialization?
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11/17/2004 6:00:00 PM
Luke Lee
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Integrated Nanofluidics: Reality Check
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Join us for our third season this Fall with an evening discussion on what works (and what doesn’t) in developing a lab-on-a-chip. A “manufacturable” device must overcome issues of sample acquisition and nano-scale transport while meeting requirements of low power and cost-effective MEMS processing - can it be done?
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10/20/2004 6:00:00 PM
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Oktoberfest with NanoBioConvergence!
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Join us at the Tied House in Mountain View on October 20th for a complimentary networking event for business professionals, scientists and engineers, entrepreneurs, investors and service providers in nanotechnology. Meet, swap business cards, and exchange ideas! Complimentary appetizers and no-host bar, no cost to attend.
Advance registration required as space is limited - walk-ins welcome per available seating.
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9/14/2004 6:00:00 PM
Angela Belcher , Michael Knapp
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Evolution in Nanotechnology: Biological Electronics
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Join us for our third season this Fall with an evening discussion on how biological self-assembly can be harnessed for manufacturing. Biology can be directed for use in assembling electronics, semiconductors, metals and other materials of significant commercial interest.
Location: Bio-X Clark Center Auditorium
Stanford campus: http://biox.stanford.edu/clark/operations_map.html
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7/27/2004 6:00:00 PM
Samuel I. Stupp, Jonathan Trent
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Nanofabrication: Self-Assembly Part II
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Join us for an evening discussion on creating nanoscale architecture through molecular recognition and self-assembly. Featuring presentations of neural linkage for regenerative medicine and controlled protein assembly for biosensor devices.
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5/26/2004 6:00:00 PM
D. Donald Payne, Gayle Pergamit
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Nanotechnology in Medical Devices III
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- Photo-Thermal Destruction of Cancer Using Nanoshells, a New Class of Nanoparticles - Biophiltre - Nano-Molecular Membranes for Renal Applications
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Join us for an evening discussion of how nanotechnology can be used for in therapeutic devices. Featuring technologies for nanoscale cancer-targeted tissue ablation and bio-filtration.
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4/28/2004 6:00:00 PM
Tuan Vo-Dinh , Olav Solgaard
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CANCELLED: Nanotechnology and Cancer Diagnostics
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- Nanosensors: Molecular Processes in a Single Living Cell
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Apologies from the NanoBioConvergence team: we have been forced to cancel our April event. We will credit any received registration fees toward a future event or will provide a refund, if preferred.
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3/24/2004 6:00:00 PM
David Eaglesham, Richard Helfrich, Todd Krueger, Allen Northrup, Calvin Shipbaugh
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Nanobiodefense: Opportunities & Challenges
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Join us for an evening discussion of nanotechnology's evolving impact on biodefense applications. Our panel of experts will address opportunities and concerns for entrepreneurs, including government and VC funding realities.
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1/28/2004 6:00:00 PM
Vicki Colvin, Frank Yang, George Khushf
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Nanotechnology: Safety, Ethics and Regulation
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- Nanotechnology and the Environment - Nanotechnology in Environmental Remediation - Ethics in Nanotechnology
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Join us for an evening discussion of nanotechnology's impact on the environment, policy and public perception. Featuring Dr. Vicky Colvin, Director of the Center for Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology at Rice University.
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11/20/2003 6:00:00 PM
David Cox
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Bioconvergence: Catalyst for Our Economic Future
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Learn how the semiconductor, informatics and high tech industries are converging toward the life sciences. Keynote David Cox of Perlegen Sciences will present technology for personalized medicine, followed by a panel discussion with business executives from IBM, Agilent and Genencor.
Location:
Fairchild Auditorium, Stanford University
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10/22/2003 6:00:00 PM
William H. Wright, Mark S. DiIorio, Hugh Daniels
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Biosensing at the Nanoscale II
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- Upconverting Phosphor Technology for Biological Agent Detection and Identification - Magnetic Nanotechnology Platform for Ultra-Sensitive Bioassays - Enhancing Microarray Sensitivity, Reproductibility and Dynamic Range with Nanostructured Surfaces
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Join us for an evening discussion of how nanotechnology can be used to detect and control biology at the molecular level. Featuring presentations of chemical sensing for biowarfare and nanomagnetic particles for whole cell analysis.
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9/24/2003 6:00:00 PM
Laura Mazzola
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NanoBioConvergence - Past, Present & Future
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- Nanobiotechnology - What we've learned & where we're going...
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Join us for an evening reception and inaugural program for
NanoBioConvergence. Featuring an overview of the nanobiotechnology field
and state-of-the-art developments. This event is free but limited to
the first 100 participants.
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6/10/2003 6:00:00 PM
Samuel I. Stupp, Joseph McAuliffe
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Nanofabrication: Harnessing Nature’s Self-Assembly
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- Regenerative Medicine through Bionanotechnology - The Small Side of Industrial Biotechnology: Building a toolbox for nanobiotechnology
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Join us for an evening reception and discussion of how the process of molecular recognition and self-assembly can be used to drive nanostructure assembly. Featuring presentations of bio-nanotechnology for regenerative medicine and controlled morphologies for nano-scale biofunctional devices.
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5/6/2003 6:00:00 PM
Jay T. Groves, Carl Myerholtz
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Biosensing at the Nanoscale: Sensors & Diagnostics
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- Integrated Cell Membrane Nanotechnology - Nanopore Technology
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Join us for an evening reception and discussion of how nanotechnology can be used to detect, manipuate and control biology at the molecular level. Featuring presentations of nanopore technology for nucleic acid analysis, and nano-scale structures that have been engineered to interface with fluid membranes.
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4/8/2003 6:00:00 PM
Viviana Wolinsky, Bala Manian, Ken Barovsky
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Nanobiotechnology Goes to Market: The Nanotech Spin-Out
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- The Nanotech Spinout - Shaping Smoke and Clay - Quantum Dot: Illuminating the Path
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When is nanotechnology ready to leave the research lab? How do you protect the IP and trade secrets? How do you assemble the right team to take it forward? Join us to examine one of the first nanotechnologies to make it in the real world, from academic breakthrough all the way to products on the market!
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12/3/2002 8:00:00 PM
David P. Lee, Harvey Fishman
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Nanotech in Medical Devices II
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- Views on Nanotechnology for Cardiovascular Intervention - Nanotechnology for Retinal Therapeutics
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Our third event in the nanotech series will stay focused on medical device nanotechnologies. We’ll present early results using carbon nanotubes for implantable retinal prostheses and some innovative ideas for nanotechnology in cardiovascular intervention.
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