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| Date | Title | Contact(s) | Location | Description |
| October 8-9, 2008 | Workshop on Enabling Standards for Nanomaterial Characterization | Dr. Vincent A. Hackley National Institute of Standards & Technology Materials Science & Engineering Laboratory Ceramics Division, MS 8520 Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8520 +1 (301) 975-5790 |
NIST, Gaithersburg, MD NIST, 215-AML |
This workshop program has several objectives:
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| September 26-28, 2007 |
3rd NASA-NIST Workshop on Nanotube Measurements |
Kalman Migler Angela Hight Walker
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NIST, Gaithersburg, MD: Red Auditorium, Lecture Room A, Lecture
Room B, and Hall of Flags |
The goal of the NASA-NIST Workshop Series devoted to Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes is to focus the community’s attention on the issues of nanotube quality and characterization. Leading experts convene to discuss forefront efforts in the areas of dispersion, purity, and characterization. The output of the second meeting was a Recommended Practice Guide, which formed the basis for the current ISO documentary standards activities in single wall carbon nanotubes. The goal for this third meeting is to capture and disseminate rapid advances in the development of purification methods to produce high quality and in the increasingly sophisticated methods to characterize them. We will discuss emerging nanotube applications and environmental, health and safety concerns which are driving the need for high quality, well characterized nanotubes. We will seek community feedback on efforts to develop both documentary standards and standard reference materials that are based on these advances. The Workshop will feature Plenary Lectures, invited technical presentations, two breakout sessions and a poster session. Workshop attendees will:
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| November 9-10, 2005 | Future Directions in Soft Ionization of Polymers | William Wallace | NIST, Gaithersburg, MD | This workshop will bring together researchers and practitioners to present new results, discuss recent trends, and identify important problems in the area of soft ionization of polymers especially by MALDI, ESI, and related methods. Each speaker is an internationally recognized leader in his/her field. For more information see the link below. |
| October 16 - 19, 2005 | 20th Annual National Educators Workshop Nano/Bio Science and Technology Education For The 21st Century | Gale Holmes gale.holmes@nist.gov Winnie Wong-Ng wongng@nist.gov |
NIST, Gaithersburg, MD Green Auditorium | This year's workshop will emphasize the following themes:
- Biologically Inspired Materials and Devices - Nanomaterials & Applications - Strategies for Integrating Nano/Bio Science and Technology into Education - Experiments and Demonstrations for Engineering, Technology, and Science - Precollege materials and nano science |
| October 3 - 4, 2005 |
Measurement
Methods for Evaluation of the Reliability of Active Implantable Medical
Devices |
Teresa Vicente,
NIST, phone: 301/975-3883,
email: teresa.vicente@nist.gov John Tesk, Biomedical Materials Devices Consultant, phone: 301/854-9727, email: jatesk@erols.com Elizabeth Drexler, NIST Boulder: 303/497-5350, email: drexler@boulder.nist.gov |
NIST, Gaithersburg, MD Lecture Room B, Bldg. 101 | The purpose of this workshop is to help identify the technical and measurement issues that are involved in the use of both national and international standards for the assessment of the reliability of active implantable medical devices, and to help define the areas for future work that will facilitate the rapid deployment of advanced implant technologies. |
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