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Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley The 2008 Berkeley Nanotechnology Forum was a huge success! Thanks to all of our attendees and sponsors. Videos of the keynote speakers are now online. See video from this year's Nano Forum! See this year's poster session winners! The 2008 Berkeley Nanotechnology Forum will feature panels on nano electronics, solar technology, health care, business and public policy, as well as distinguished speakers such as
A poster session and break-out sessions round out the agenda. BNF 2008 Registration BNF 2008 Informational Poster For more information, please visit the 2008 Berkeley Nanotechnology Forum page. 
The International Association of Nanotechnology is now accepting abstracts for the upcoming International Congress of Nano-Bio & Clean Tech 2008. More Information Venue San Francisco Airport Marriott 1800 Old Bayshore Highway Burlingame, California 94010 USA Date October 27-30, 2008 
60 Evans Hall Phase I: November 14th 2006, 6:30pm to 8:00pm UC Berkeley Berkeley Nano Opportunity Challenge 2006 brings together scientists, engineers, and business students to evaluate potential applications and commercial opportunities for ideas and innovations in Nanotechnology and related areas. 
Phase I: Thursday, 2007 November 29 Phase II: February 7, 2008 6:30-8 p.m. in C110 Haas School of Business Berkeley Nanotechnology Club Presents: Entrepreneurship in NanotechnologyJoin us on Thursday, February 7 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in C110 Haas School of Business for an exciting discussion of entrepreneurship in nanotechnology. The evening includes a presentation about strategies for dealing with and getting good investors for start-ups by John Gale, president of Taligo, LLC, and a panel from Haas which will answer questions about start-ups at Berkeley. John Gale's experience includes sourcing and evaluating corporate development deals for NEC Semiconductor, consultant to Photonic Power Systems, and numerous leadership positions in companies and within Silicon Valley organizations. Also, the winners of the Berkeley Nano Opportunity Challenge will give their pitch, followed by Q&A and panel commentary. This is a great way to meet other science and business students who are interested in nanotechnology at Berkeley and learn lots about the start-up environment for nanotech! 106 Moffitt Library, UC Berkeley Pizza and refreshments provided !! Come learn how you can take part in the Berkeley Nanotechnology Opportunity Challenge, the business-plan competition run by the Berkeley Nanotechnology Club! Click here for the map . Directions: Enter Moffitt by the main entrance (near Free Speech Movement Cafe), turn right (following signs for "classrooms"), and go down two flights of stairs. 
Saturday, April 30th Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley 
April 15th 2006, 8:30am to 5:30pm Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley 
Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley Thanks to all our speakers, judges, poster presenters, attendees, and volunteers for making this year's nano forum a success! We had more than 300 attendees from various universities, labs, governmental organizations and industry. Selected forum presentations are online, with other presentions and forum videos to follow. The 2007 Nanotechnology forum featured panels on Nano-Photonics, Education in Nanotechnology, Environmental and Health Issues, as well as distinguished speakers including
A poster session and break-out sessions rounded out the agenda. For more information, please visit the 2007 forum page. Graduating soon and looking for a job? Interested in entrepreneurship? Just curious about the business of nanotechnology? Please join us for a Business and Nanotech Mini-Symposium, featuring Professor Drew Isaacs (of the Haas School of Business), Adam Mendelsohn (student and entrepreneur behind Nano Precision Medical, which won the Berkeley Business Plan competition, and several others) and several representatives from local nanotechnology-related companies. Our panelists will discuss the state of nanotechnology in the business world, give an overview of student entrepreneurship in nanotechnology, and discuss opportunities in industry. After the talks, there will be networking and discussion time over pizza. When: Tuesday, 12/2, from 6-8 p.m. Where: 234 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley Campus Please feel free to email kayte@berkeley.edu with any questions. Catch the nano wave !! As we enter our new academic year, we can see nanotechnolgy already being incorporated into many commercial products. Though the first generation nano products are simple, a significant progress is being made towards building more complex systems using nanotechnology. Come and discover how to be part of the next big wave. Berkeley Nanotechnology Club kick-off meeting Sep 12th 2006, 7:00pm - 8:00pm 150 Goldmann School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley Pizza and refreshments provided !! Click here for the map Meet your fellow students from science, engineering, business and law as we prepare for yet another year full of exciting events including Berkeley Nano opportunity Challenge, site visits to nano companies and many more. Leadership positions are available for this year. For more information, contact bala@berkeley.edu 
621 Stanley Hall, UC Berkeley Food will be served. 
The 2004 edition of the Berkeley Nanotechnology Forum on Saturday, May 1st at UC Berkeley has been a great success! This event gathered more than 340 attendees who heard prominent speakers and panelists, including Dr. Meyyappan (NASA Ames), Dr. Coufal (IBM Almaden) and Dr. Alivisatos (UC Berkeley, LBNL), share their views on near-term entrepreneurial and career opportunities in nanotechnologies. 
Berkeley Nano Opportunity Challenge 2005 brought together scientists, engineers, and business students to evaluate potential applications and commercial opportunities for ideas and innovations in Nanotechnology, Microsystems, and related areas. Although in its first year, the competition received many high quality proposals from UC Berkeley, Stanford, and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. Check out What's Hot in Berkeley Nanotechnology! 1) Learn about what research is going on in the world of nanoscience and nanoengineering at UC Berkeley 2) Find out how you can get involved in nano research by networking with current graduate students 3) Meet others interested in nanotechnology and enjoy FREE FOOD! When: Tuesday, March 10 at 6:30 p.m. Where: 220 Wheeler Hall 
Come to the Nano Club's first meeting of the semester to: 1) Learn about the latest and greatest nano innovations from the Berkeley scientists and engineers who made them happen 2) Discover what AWESOME events the Nano Club has in store for you this year 3) Meet others interested in nanotechnology and enjoy FREE FOOD! When: Thursday, September 4 at 7 p.m. Where: Meet in front of Stanley Hall Return to a full listing of our big events. |