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2005 ERC Annual Meeting Presentations
National Science Foundation
Engineering Research Centers
NSF ERC 2005 Annual Meeting
November 16-18, 2005
Hyatt Regency Bethesda, Maryland
Note: File sizes are shown; some are large.
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| WEDNESDAY, November 16, 2005 |
8:30am – 3:00pm Student Retreat –
Organizers: Johns Hopkins CISST SLC (Ralph Etienne-Cummings, Associate Director for Education & Cyndi Ramey, Education Director)
8:00 – 8:30 |
Continental Breakfast |
8:30 – 12:00 |
Morning Session (NSF & ERC staff invited) -
Lynn Preston(49KB) |
12:00 – 1:00 |
Working Lunch |
1:00 – 3:00 |
Afternoon Session (students only) |
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Center Directors’ & Deputy Directors’ Closed Meeting –
Co-moderators: David McLaughlin (CASA) & Greg Deierlein (PEER)
Speakers: Bob Nerem (GTEC), Barbara Boyan (GTEC), Linda Katehi (Dean of Engineering, Purdue University)
Information on studies provided by Lynn Preston(28KB DOC), NSF
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Administrative Directors’ Closed Meeting –
Moderator: Sheila Davis (CEUV)
Speakers: Beth Tranter (CPES), Barbara Rice (WIMS), Janice Brickley (CASA), Janiece Harrison (VaNTH), Leigh McGrath (RMS) |
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Industrial Liaison Officers’ Closed Meeting –
Moderator: Howard Phillips (BMES)
Speakers: Erik Sander(3.08MB) (U. Fla.), David Atwood (CEUV), Don Goralski (MCEER), Darryl Fahey (CEBC), Steven Currall (Rice U.) |
| Education/Outreach Directors’ Closed Meeting – |
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Co-moderators: Steven McKnight (CenSSIS) & Kathy Rubin (CASA)
Discussion with Mary Poats, NSF
Working Lunch with Steven Director (Provost, Drexel University) and Lynn Preston, reviewing NAE report Educating the Engineer of 2020
Win Aung on Assessment of Education Programs |
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Research Thrust Leaders’ Workshop –
Co-moderators:Jack Rosazza (CEBC) & Bob Guldberg(207KB) (GTEC)
Discussion with NSF PD Bruce Kramer on qualities of a good ERC thrust leader |
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Plenary Session I: Opening Session – Looking Back: 20 Years of Achievement
Moderator: Lynn Preston
Welcome & Meeting Plan – Lynn Preston and Court Lewis |
Film “A Partnership for Competitiveness” (1990) |
Spotlight on the CNSE – Pietro Perona(PDF - 3.79MB) |
Spotlight on the CEBSM – Farhang Shadman |
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| THURSDAY, November 17, 2005 |
Plenary Session II: Succeeding in a Flat World
Moderator: Gary Gabriele
Welcome & Plan for the Day – Court Lewis
Remarks by the NSF Director – Arden Bement
“The World Is Flat!” – author Thomas Friedman |
Breakout Session I – Globalization: Implications for ERCs
Globalization of R&D: Implications for ERCs
Co-moderators: Vilas Mujumdar(35KB) & Rao Tummala (PRC)
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Panelists: Rao Tummala (PRC), Yoram Koren(391KB) (RMS), Amr Elnashai (MAE); Buddy Ratner (UWEB); Kathleen Kingscott (Director, World-wide Innovation Policy, IBM) |
Reshaping Engineering Education to Adapt to Global Realities
Moderator: Michael Celaya (CEUV)
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Speakers: Kevin Powers (PERC); Scott Ashford (PEER); Beth Tranter (CPES) |
New Directions in University–Industry Partnerships
Moderator: Lani Hummel (CISST ILO and Director of Industrial Initiatives, Whiting School of Engineering, JHU) |
Panelists: Susanne Huttner, Assoc. Vice Provost for Research, University of California system; Wayne Johnson (3.6MB) (Hewlett-Packard); Jill Sorensen(100KB) (Director, Office of Licensing and Technology Development, Johns Hopkins) |
Making Inter-university Partnerships Work
Moderator: Leigh McGrath (RMS) |
Speakers: Doris Lee(350KB) (BMES), Zbigniew Pasek(215KB) (RMS) |
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Speaker:Dr. James Duderstadt on the NAE Report, “Engineering Research and America’s Future: Meeting the Challenges of a Global Economy”
- Introduction by Gary Gabriele
- Allotted time includes Q&A
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Breakout Session II: Broadening the Pathways to Engineering
ERCs as Leadership Training Grounds
Moderator: Kelvin Droegemeier(5.75MB) (CASA) |
Speakers: Kelvin Droegemeier(6.74MB) , Bill Costerton (USC) |
Strategies for Increasing Engineering Enrollments
Moderator:Michael Silevitch (CenSSIS) |
Panel: Marilyn Decker (Science Dir., Boston Public Schools), Noelle Stiles (freshman, BMES), Stacy Klein (RET, VaNTH), Andrea Narino (student, CenSSIS) |
Women in Engineering
Moderator:Kim Ogden (CEBSM) |
Panelists: Sue Kemnitzer (NSF); Christina Hacker (NIST); Nicole Bleckmann (MedImmune, Inc.); Linda Blevins (NSF); Kim Ogden |
Reporting, Database, & Financial Management –
Co-moderators: Linda Parker(60KB) (NSF/EEC), Chris Bishop and Sean Teehan (ORC Macro), & Charles Zeigler (NSF Budget Office) |
Speaker: LeeRoy Bronner (Morgan State U.) on the project-level information system |
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Breakout Session III – Maximizing the Impact of ERCs
Economic Impact of ERCs
Moderator: John Cristiano (RMS) |
Speakers: John Cristiano; David Roessner (SRI) on Georgia impacts; Joe Giachino (WIMS); Cherisa Yarkin (UC economics researcher) |
Broadening the Impact of ERCs on Graduate Education
Co-moderators: Gary Gabriele(990KB) & Gary May (PRC) |
Panelists: David McLaughlin (CASA), Michael Silevitch (CenSSIS), Robert Nerem (GTEC) |
Graduation Planning Workshop
Co-moderators: Fred Lee(228KB) (CPES) & Bob Carroll(183KB) (CNSE) |
Speaker: Vilas Mujumdar(1.3MB) (NSF PD) on survey of graduated ERCs
Panel: Linda Griffith (BPEC); Brij Moudgil(69KB) (PERC); Farhang Shadman(137KB) (CEBSM); Bob Carroll; Fred Lee(232KB) |
Creating Effective Research & Education Partnerships with Other Universities
Moderator:Keith Hargrove
(Morgan State U.) |
Presenters:
Yoram Koren (RMS), on RMS-MSU partnership; Rao Tummala(5.23MB) ( PRC-Natl U. Singapore partnership); Buddy Ratner (handout - 266KB) (UWEB-GTEC collaboration) |
Research Management Strategies
Moderator:Dushan Boroyevich (CPES)
Scribe: Margaret Murnane (CEUV) |
Panelists: Gerald Loeb (BMES); Hassan El-Shall (PERC); Barbara Boyan (GTEC)
Topic: Balancing Research Goals Among Multiple Stakeholders |
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| FRIDAY, November 18, 2005 |
Plenary Session III: ERC Achievements and Challenges
Moderator: Lynn Preston(361KB)
Welcome & Plan for Day – Court Lewis |
Student Retreat Reporting-out – Carol Reiley, CISST SLC |
Spotlight on the PERC – Brij Moudgil(14.4MB) |
Spotlight on the PRC – Rao Tummala(27.7MB) |
ERC Program Strategic Planning and Possible Changes – Lynn Preston |
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Breakout Session IV — Optimizing the Systems Focus in ERCs
Strategies for Integration
Moderator: Ken Wise(103KB) (WIMS)
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Poss. Speakers: John Baras(1.13MB) (UMd ISR), Barbara Boyan(505KB) (handout - 502KB)(GTEC), Gerald Loeb(578KB) (BMES), Russ Taylor(0.98MB) (JHU), Miguel Velez-Reyes (CPES) |
Is There Sufficient Value-added for Industry in the ERC Systems Focus?
Moderator: Farhang Shadman(421KB) (CEBSM) |
Speakers: Bala Subramaniam(3.32MB) (CEBC); Buddy Ratner (UWEB); Mark Humayun(2.7MB) (BMES); John Kennedy (2.1MB) (CAEFF) |
Systems Education: Ways and Means
Moderator: Elijah Kannatey-Asibu (RMS) |
Panelists: Kim Ogden (CEBSM); Ralph Etienne-Cummings(1.88MB) (CISST); Beth Tranter (CPES); Joe Heppert(1.08MB) (CEBC); Brian Donovan(1.2MB) (CASA student) |
Improving Communication During the Site Visit: Room for Experimentation?
Moderator: Bruce Kramer(59KB) |
Panel: Taylan Altan (OSU), Brij Moudgil(600KB) (PERC), Adam Powell (IMSC) |
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Breakout Session V: Cross-center Issues by Tech Cluster
Bioengineering Centers Discussion Section –
Co-moderators: Mark Humayun (BMES), Buddy Ratner(496KB) (UWEB) & Sohi Rastegar(26KB) (NSF PD)
Topic: Improving Tech Transfer in Biotech |
Speakers: Steve Dahms(1.19MB), President, Al Mann Foundation; Mark Humayun(1.93MB) (BMES), Buddy Ratner(415KB) (UWEB) |
Manufacturing & Processing Centers Discussion Section –
Co-moderators: Brij Moudgil (UF PERC) &Glenn Schrader (NSF PD)
Topic: Challenges of International Manufacturing: Opportunities for Collabora-tion with Universities, Industry, and Agencies |
Discussion Forum : ERC International Strategic Planning
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Earthquake Engineering Centers Discussion Section –
Co-moderators: Michel Bruneau (MCEER) & Vilas Mujumdar (NSF PD)
Topic: Graduation Planning: How to Maintain Interdisciplinarity including Social Aspects of Research |
Panel: Michel Bruneau (MCEER), Jack Moehle (PEER), Amr Elnashai (UIUC) |
Microelectronic Centers Discussion Section –
Co-moderators: Jorge Rocca(3.02MB) (CEUV) & Bruce Kramer(55KB) (NSF PD)
Topic: Balancing Basic Research and Systems Research at an ERC while Maximizing the Benefit to Students |
Panel: David McLaughlin (CASA); Michael Silevitch (CenSSIS); Jorge Rocca (EUV); Bruce Kramer (NSF) |
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Plenary Session IV — Wrap-up
Meeting Feedback & Action Items – Lynn Preston and Court Lewis |
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