Agenda

Day 1 - Wednesday March 2, 2011

8:00	Breakfast
Session 1 chair: Mark Tuominen
9:00	Workshop Introduction and Objectives Mark Tuominen NNN University of Massachusetts Amherst
9:20	NNI Framework and Long View Mike Roco NSF
9:30	Nanomanufacturing Perspectives Haris Doumanidis NSF
9:40	Perspectives from the Harvard NSEC Robert Westervelt Harvard University
10:00	Perspectives from the Center for Integrated Nanomechanical Systems Alex Zettl University of California Berkeley
10:20	Coffee break
Session 2 chair: Robert Westervelt
10:40	Convergence of Self Assembly and Roll-to-Roll Process Technology for High Volume Manufacturing of Nanotechnology-Enabled Devices James Watkins CHM University of Massachusetts Amherst
11:00	Nanomanufacturing and Integration of Nanoscale Elements and Components Using Directed Assembly and Transfer Ahmed Busnaina CHN Northeastern University
11:20	E-jet: A Printing-based Approach for Nanomanufacturing Andrew Alleyne NanoCEMMS University of Illinois
11:40	Precise Functional Assemblies: First Glimpses and Upcoming Challenges Paul Weiss California Nanosystems Institute UCLA
12:00	Lunch
12:30	Discussion chairs: Robert Westervelt, Mark Tuominen
Session 3 chair: Alex Zettl
1:00	Putting Things on Top of Other Things: Assembly of Graphene and Carbon Nanotube Devices by Mechanical Transfer James Hone Columbia University
1:20	Systems Engineering Toward Self-sustaining, Adaptive Micro/Nano Systems Reza Ghodssi University Maryland
1:40	Envisioning Post-CMOS Nanofabrics and Nanocomputing Approaches Andras Moritz University of Massachusetts Amherst
2:00	Future Directions of Nanoelectronic Systems James Hutchby SRC
2:20	Challenges for Design and Manufacture of Integrated Nanosystems Robert Doering Texas Instruments
2:40	Large Scale Graphene for Future Nanoelectronics Industry Chun-Yung Sung IBM
3:00	Coffee Break
Session 4 chair: James Watkins
3:20	Perspectives from Chasm Technologies Robert Praino Chasm Technologies
3:40	Continuous and Scalable Manufacturing of Macro-, Micro-, and Nanoscale Structures Using Roll-to-Roll Processing James Stasiak HP Labs
4:00	Transitioning Nano to Air Force Systems Richard Vaia Air Force Research Lab
4:20	Expanding U.S. Innovation in Areas of Critical National Need: TIP Interests and Funding in Nanomanufacturing Thomas Wiggins NIST TIP program
4:40-5:30	First day summary discussion chairs: James Watkins, Alex Zettl
6:00	Dinner

Day 2 - Thursday March 3, 2011

7:20	Breakfast
Session 5 chair: Naomi Halas
8:00	Perspectives from the Center for Scalable and Intergrated Nanomanufacturing Cheng Sun Northwestern University
8:20	Nanomanufacturing - Beyond Silicon J. Alex Liddle Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology NIST
8:40	Self Assembly for Electronic Devices Charles Black Center for Functional Nanomaterials, Brookhaven National Laboratory
9:00	Micro/Macro integration of nanostructures and nanomaterials David Carter Draper Laboratories
9:20	Programmable DNA-Based Nanosystems William Shih Harvard Wyss Institute
9:40	Coffee break
Session 6 chair: Ahmed Busnaina
10:00	Optics at the Nanoscale: New Scientific Opportunities and Multidisciplinary Applications Naomi Halas Rice University
10:20	Characterization Needs for Manufacturable Integrated Nanosystems Kathryn Moler Stanford University
Session 7 Concluding discussions
10:40	Research opportunities for the signature initiative on sustainable nanomanufacturing chairs: Ahmed Busnaina, Naomi Halas
11:10-12:00	Workshop overview discussions chairs: Mark Tuominen, Alex Zettl