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"Nanotechnology offers the promise of breakthroughs that
will revolutionize the way we detect and treat disease,
monitor and protect the environment, produce and store
energy, and build complex structures as small as an
electronic circuit or as large as an airplane."
- White House, Dec 2003 |
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Conference
Date:
Friday, April 30, 2004
Time:
7:30 A.M. - 1:30 P.M.
Location:
Allen
Center,
Kellogg
School of Management,
Northwestern University,
Evanston,
IL |
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Event Sponsors:
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Registration:
Registration related queries may be forwarded to
Andreas Pecher.
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Kellogg/Northwestern Student/Faculty - $20
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Kellogg/Northwestern Alumni - $100
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Corporate/External Attendee - $150
Note:
All non-Kellogg students/faculty/alumni please first log-in
as a "Corporate/External Attendee" and
then select the
non-Kellogg Student/Faculty/Alumni registration fee.
Theme: "NanoBusiness"
- Exploring the Opportunities
Join
leading Business Leaders, F500 Executives, Venture
Capitalists, and Kellogg faculty and students as we explore
the intersection of business, technology, and application at
the atomic level. Nanotechnology involves working with
materials and systems at the size of 1 billionth of a meter,
or a nano meter. Attend this special Kellogg conference to
learn how billions of dollars in government funding, new
scientific breakthroughs, venture capital investments and 300%
stock market growth is changing the future business landscape
in every industry. Presentations, panel discussions, and
Kellogg’s power community make this an event you can’t miss.
Over the years, the Kellogg has
become a focal point attracting industry leaders from across
the United States as well as providing a time for Kellogg
alumni to reconnect. Additionally, student involvement in the
Conference planning provides a unique opportunity for students
to interact with professionals, while learning about the
issues facing the industry. We invite you to
attend!
Program & Schedule:
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For Additional
Information Contact:
Vik Ghai at vghai2004
@kellogg.northwestern.edu
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(1) Businessmen, venture
capitalists, politicians, advisers and a Nobel laureate stood
behind President George W. Bush as he signed the
21st Century Nanotechnology Research and
Development Act into law on December 3,
2003 providing funding of $3.6
billion for nanotechnology research. |
