BNC news
November 10, 2008
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Birck
Managing Director interviews have been scheduled. Please mark your
calendars to attend the public forums being held for each candidate.
Candidates will make two brief
presentations followed by a questions and answers period.
Matt Maschmann, Nov. 18, 11:00-12:00, BRK 1001
Monica Cortez Allain, Nov. 21, 10:30-11:30, BRK 1001
Ramesh Venugopal, Nov. 24, 11:00-12:00, BRK 1001
NSAC [Nanotechnology Student Advisory Council] AWARD has
been established to provide recognition for outstanding service,
participation, and leadership in the NSAC. This award will provide
support to an active NSAC member to attend a
workshop/lecture/conference/seminar in the area of their active
research or for career development. Read more about the award by
downloading the grant application and grant recommendation forms
located at http://www.purdue.edu/dp/Nanotechnology/Resources/nsac/award.php.
TOURS/VISITORS
Tuesday, 11.11.08, 12:15: Dr. Robin Moriarity, Kimberly-Clark, with Charles Buck and Sydney Kisseberth
Tuesday, 11.11.08, 1:30: Study Abroad Office's German visitors, with Ron Reger
SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS
Thursday,
11.13.08, 4:30PM, ME 161: "Distributed Data Processing Architectures
for Structural Monitoring Systems Implemented on Wireless Sensor
Networks," by Dr. Jerome Lynch. REFRESHMENTS SERVED 4:00PM, ME 254. [More]
REGISTER
NOW! 2008 International Instutue for Nanotechnology Symposium,
11.20.08, Hotel Orrington, Evanston, IL. Conference on-line
registration: www.iinano.org/symposium/2008. [More]
Save the date!
Multiscale integration of nanotechnology, bioMEMS and biology
Symposium, with Raoul Kopelman, PhD from the U of Michigan as the key
note speaker. Thursday, 11.20.08, 8:30-3:30; location to be determined. STUDENT POSTERS WANTED: present your research: Send your name, department, poster title, and abstract to Luanne Ludwig leml@purdue.edu, by Friday, November 14.
THE
NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND THE ENVIRONMENT invites you to
participate in the 9th National Conference on Science, Policy, and the
Environment: Biodiversity in a Rapidly Changing World, to address the
challenge the changing world poses to biodiversity (and to humanity).
The conference will provide an opportunity to look at what is happening
to biodiversity in the context of radical climate disruption, human
population rise, land use changes, globalization and other economic
forces. We will collectively develop a 21st century biodiversity
science and conservation strategy.
JOIN US to Create A New Biodiversity Agenda! December 8-10, 2008;
Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, Washington, DC
http://http://ncseonline.org/Conference/Biodiversity. [More]
What everyone needs to know about starting a company. Friday, 11.21.08, 10:00, MRGN 129; RSVP to smogensen@AMIPurdue.org or call 765-494-8316 by Friday, November 14, 2008 to reserve your spot. [More]
OPPORTUNITIES
The National Science Foundation has issued its new RFP for the Major Research Instrumentation (MRI) program. The full program announcement may be found at http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2009/nsf09502/nsf09502.htm . [More]
The Device Sciences area of the Semiconductor Research Corporation
Global Research Collaboration is soliciting white papers in Memory
Technologies. [More]
The
National Science Foundation’s Directorates for Computer and Information
Science and Engineering (CISE) and Engineering (ENG) are spearheading a
groundbreaking program in Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) because of its
scientific and technological importance as well as its potential
impact. We would like to draw your attention to the CPS Program
Solicitation (NSF 08-611), which is available at:
http://www.nsf.gov/funding/pgm_summ.jsp?pims_id=503286 [More]
The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is pleased to announce that for summer 2009 we will again offer the RISE (Research Internships in Science and Engineering) and RISE
professional programs. Scholarships are awarded to American and
Canadian undergraduates (RISE) and graduate students (RISE
professional) in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, earth
sciences (geology), and engineering. RISE has established itself as an
outstanding opportunity to combine serious research with a rewarding
study-abroad experience. [More]
Purdue
University has been awarded $300,000 by the US Department of Homeland
Security for the second year of the Homeland Security - Science,
Technology, Engineering and Math (HB-STEM) Career Development Program. [More]
JOB POSTINGS
Microfluidics
Engineer/MEMS/Nanobiosym; Location: Medford (Boston-area), MA; Phone:
781.391.7979. Overview: Nanobiosym, Inc is seeking strong candidates to
work in a dynamic team environment of physicists, engineers, and other
scientists. [More]
DISCOVERY PARK
Save the date for the Discovery Park craft sale: November 13th 12-1:00,
Burton Morgan Café. As of now the plan is to have the craft sale on
November 13 from 12-1:00. If you want to participate in the sale please
let Jackie Lanter know, otherwise we hope you will come see what we
have to offer. Contact Jackie Lanter ([lanter@exchange.purdue.edu]).
Submit items for memo of November 17, 2008 by 12PM on FRIDAY, 11.14.08, to Deborah Starewich dstarewi@purdue.edu
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