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CINT Users Conference

September 14-16, 2011
Marriott Pyramid Hotel, Albuquerque, NM

Agenda

Wednesday Evening, September 14


Location
5:00pm User Conference Registration Desk open Informal Meet & Greet Reception Atrium
5:30–6:30pm Mini-Workshop: A Practical Guide for working with CINT
Organizer: Andrew Dattelbaum, CINT
Taos
6:30-7:30pm reception  Atrium
8:00pm Registration Desk closes  

Thursday Morning, September 15

Moderator: Tom Picraux, CINT Chief Scientist

Location
7:00am Registration Desk opens
Continental Breakfast available 
CINT User Executive Committee Caucus 
Foyer

Aztec
8:30am Welcome, Introductions and CINT Update
David Morris, CINT Director
Neal Shinn, CINT Co-Director
Cancun


9:00am Plenary Speaker: Raymond Orbach, University of Texas, Austin
Our Sustainable Earth

9:45am Break

10:00am Plenary Speaker: Michael Flattè, University of Iowa
Solotronics: Manipulation, Control, and Application of a Solitary Dopant
within a Semiconductor


10:45am Plenary Speaker: Ivan Schuller, University of California, San Diego
NanoHybrids: Confinement, Proximity and Induced Phenomena

11:30am Buffet Lunch
Informal poster viewing
Yucatan

Thursday Afternoon, September 15


Location
1:00pm Concurrent Symposia (see details below)
       I.  Single Element Addressability and Control
       II. Probing Dynamic Nano Interfaces

Coronado
Tampico
5:00pm Poster Session – Presenters at posters  Yucatan
6:00pm User Meeting Town Hall – open to all attendees 
Moderator: Linda Peteanu, Carnegie Mellon University
Tampico
7:00pm Conference Banquet and Presentation: 
       The Las Conchas Forest Fire: Insights and Impacts
       Marie Rodriguez & Robert Parmenter
       Valles Caldera National Preserve, NM
Yucatan
Dr. Robert Parmenter, Valles Caldera's Director of Science and Education, and Marie Rodriguez, Natural Resource Coordinator, will explore the ignition and unprecedented growth of the Las Conchas Fire and the conditions that set the stage for this event. Their presentation also will take a post-fire look at the impacts to the Valles Caldera National Preserve - its forests, grasslands, watersheds, wildlife and fisheries.

Symposium I:  Single Element Addressability and Control from Soft to Hard Materials
Moderators
: Sergei Ivanov and Sasha Balatsky, CINT
1:00pm
David Norris, ETH
Doping Colloidal Semiconductor Nanocrystals
1:30pm Dan Gamelin, University of Washington
Intermediate-Gap Doped Semiconductor Nanocrystals
2:00pm Han Htoon, CINT
Single Nanocrystal Spectroelectrochemistry: A Probe for the Photo-Physics of Charged Nanomaterials
2:30pm Break
3:00pm Diane Lidke, University of New Mexico
Using Quantum Dots to Track Membrane Protein Dynamics in Living Cells
3:30pm Max DiVentra, University of California San Diego
DNA Sequencing via Electron Tunneling
4:00pm Sasha Balatsky, CINT
Imaging and Spectroscopy of a Single DNA Molecule
4:30pm Conclude
Symposium II: Probing Dynamic Nano Interfaces
Moderators: Gary Grest and Dale Huber, CINT
1:00pm Raymond Orbach, University of Texas, Austin
Dynamics of Complex Systems: From Picoseconds to the Age of the Universe
1:40pm Eric Weeks, Emory University
Using Colloids to Model Liquids, Glasses, and Crystals
2:20pm Shengfeng Cheng, Sandia National Laboratories
Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Evaporation-Induced Nanoparticle Assembly
2:40pm Break
3:00pm Hongyou Fan, Sandia National Laboratories
Pressure-Directed Assembly of Nanoparticle Arrays: A New Opportunity for  Tunable Structure and Property
3:40pm Andrew Price, Sandia National Laboratories
Microphase Separation of Mixed Polymer Brushes: An Experimental and Theoretical Exploration
4:00pm Ramanan Krishnamoorti, University of Houston
Polymer Grafted Nanoparticles: Structure, Dynamics and Applications
4:30pm Wally Paxton, CINT
Catalytic Motors and Markers

Friday Morning, September 16


Location
7:00am Registration Desk open
Continental Breakfast available
Foyer
8:30am Concurrent Symposia (see details below)
        I. Single Element Addressability and Control
       II. Probing Dynamic Nano Interfaces
Coronado
Tampico
12:00pm Box Lunch available Room  Foyer
1:30pm Optional tour at CINT Core Facility, Albuquerque, NM
(Limited to U.S. citizens; Transportation is not provided)

Symposium I:  Single Element Addressability and Control from Soft to Hard Materials
Moderators: Stephen Doorn and Michael Lilly, CINT
8:30am Jared Crochet, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Imaging Single-Dopant Dynamics on Carbon Nanotube Surfaces
9:00am Laurent Cognet, University of Bordeaux / CNRS
Single Molecule Imaging and Exciton Spectroscopy of Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes
9:30am Phil Collins, Unuversity of California, Irvine
Resistance and Scattering of Single-Point Defects
10:00am Break
10:30am Ed Bielejec, Sandia National Laboratories
Path Forward for Deterministic Single Donor Devices using Top-Down  Implantation
11:00am Ezra Bussman, Sandia National Laboratories
Developing a CINT Capability to Fabricate Atomic-Precision Devices in Silicon
11:30am Conclude
Symposium II: Probing Dynamic Nano Interfaces
Moderators: Dvora Perahia, Clemson University, and Jennifer Martinez, CINT
8:30am Anna Balazs, University of Pittsburgh
Using Computational Methods to Design Synthetic Cells from Nanoparticles  and Polymers
9:10am Jaroslaw Majewski, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Biointerfaces: From Lipid Monolayers to Cell Membranes and Living Cell Adhesion
9:50am Lisa Hall, Sandia National Laboratories
Effect of Polymer Architecture on Ionic Aggregation in Ionic Polymers
10:10am Break
10:30am Alex Levine, University of California, Los Angeles
Simple Models of Neurons Interacting on Random Networks: Two Stories of Rhythmogenesis and Neocortical Dynamics
11:10am Jeff Brinker, Sandia National Laboratories & University of New Mexico
Protocells: Nanoporous, Nanoparticle-Supported Lipid Bilayers for Targeted Delivery
11:50am Conclude
Center for Integrated Nanotechnology

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