This event will gather CBA's campus community, institutional partners, and international collaborators to review research progress and plans at the boundary between physical science and computer science. It is open to the public, based on available space. 8:00-9:00 Breakfast, Registration 9:00-9:15 Introduction 9:15-10:45 Bits ⇒ Atoms: Form Joe Jacobson: Fabricational Complexity
10:45-11:00 BreakAlex Slocum: Nanomechanical Engineering Scott Manalis: Nanoscale Sensing Yael Maguire: Microslots, Microfluidics Peter Carr: Error-Corrected DNA Synthesis Kimberly Hamad-Schifferli: Radiofrequency Biology Andreas Mershin: Bottom-up Nanobiotechnology Saul Griffith: Fabrication by Folding Kenneth Cheung: Digital Design and Materials Larry Sass: Rapid Housing Prototyping Bill Mitchell: Constructing Complexity 11:00-12:30 Atoms ⇒ Bits: Function
Isaac Chuang: Quantum Computing
12:30-1:30 LunchSeth Lloyd: Quantum Cosmology Bill Butera: Paintable, Conformal Computing Pablo Parrilo: Mathematical Programming Benjamin Vigoda: Analog Logic Rahul Sarpeshkar: Bioelectronics Russ Tedrake: Robot Locomotion Cynthia Breazeal: Robotic Life Mitch Resnick: Learning through Designing Sebastian Seung: Computational Neuroanatomy Edward Boyden: >Neuroengineering Claude Canizares: Vice President for Research, MIT 1:30-3:00 Outreach Internet
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3:00-4:00 Lab Tours and
Demonstrations
Karen Sollins: Introduction
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LabsRob Beverly: Standardization Todd Snide: Schneider Electric Kerry Lynn: Cisco Systems Danny Cohen, Douglas Johnson: Sun Microsystems Jean-Jacques Quisquater: Scalable Encryption for Embedded Applications Sherry Lassiter: Introduction
Region Reports Project Reports Amy Sun: Energy
Dhananjay Gadre, Debu Goswami: Instrumentation George Sergiadis: Communication Peter Bosscha: Computation Hod Lipson: Fabrication Carl Scheffler: .fab Letlotlo Phohole: Education 4:00-5:30 The Brunel Lecture on Complex Systems Charles Vest: President Emeritus, MIT
5:30-6:30 Reception7:00- Fabfest The South End Technology Center
359 Columbus Ave., Boston |