Thank You to the Organizing Committee

5. Thank You to the Organizing Committee Conference Chair Reza GhodssiUniversity of Maryland, USA Technical Program Committee Co-Chairs David Arnold University of Florida, USA Carol Livermore Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Local Organizing Committee Christopher CadouUniversity of Maryland, USA Reza GhodssiUniversity of Maryland, USA Matthew McCarthy Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Mike Waits U.S. Army Research Laboratory, USA Best Student Award Chair Jae Wan Kwon University of Missouri, USA

6. Thank You to theInternational Steering Committee Mark Allen Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Young-Ho Cho Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, KOREA Alan Epstein Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Masayoshi EsashiTohoku University, JAPAN Reza GhodssiUniversity of Maryland, USA Christopher HeblingFraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, GERMANY Roger Howe Stanford University, USA NobuhideKasagiUniversity of Tokyo, JAPAN Hiroki KuwanoTohoku University, JAPAN Jeff Lang Massachusetts Institute of Technology, GERMANY Holger Loewe Institut für Mikrotechnik Mainz GmbH, GERMANY Ryutaro Maeda National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science & Technology, JAPAN Albert Pisano University of California, Berkeley, USA Susumu Sugiyama Ritsumeikan University, JAPAN Shuji Tanaka Tohoku University, JAPAN MiwakoWagaGlobal Emerging Technology Institute (GETI), JAPAN Peter WoiasUniversity Freiburg – IMTEK, GERMANY

7. Invited Plenary Speaker Nicholas Negroponte Founder and Chairman, One Laptop per ChildMassachusetts Institute of Technology, USA THE POWER OF POWERLESS

8. Invited Speakers Mark A. Shannon University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA NEXT GENERATION MICRO-FUEL CELLS: FUEL STORAGE, CONTROL, AND POWER GENERATION KiyotakaWasa Kyoto University, JAPAN FUNDAMENTALS OF THIN FILM PIEZOELECTRIC MATERIALS AND PROCESSING DESIGN FOR A BETTER ENERGY HARVESTING MEMS Angela Belcher Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA ENGINEERING ORGANISMS AS BUILDING BLOCK MATERIALS FOR ENERGY AND ELECTRONICS Sang Bok Lee University of Maryland, USA and Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, KOREA FROM NANOTUBES TO HETEROGENEOUS NANOWIRES: FAST ELECTROCHEMISTRY FOR HIGH POWER AND HIGH ENERGY STORAGE DEVICES

9. Participants by Region241 Pre-Registered(November 20)

11. Metro Map

12. Historic AFI Theatre Saved from the wrecker's ball by community effort and landmark designation, the historic Silver Theatre is a unique public-private partnership.

13. Fantastic VoyageTonight 8:15 pm Fantastic Voyage is a 1966 science fiction film written by Harry Kleiner and consider by many in the micro/nano science and engineering communities as one of the first science fiction movies that inspired the application and use of miniaturization technologies.

14. Guided Tour of the University of Maryland, Maryland NanoCenter and Energy Research Center Thursday, December 3rd

15. Banquet at George Washington's Mt. Vernon Estate and GardensThursday, December 3rd

16. The Mid Atlantic MEMS Alliance Micro- and Nano-Technology in the Green Revolution: Energy and Environmental Sensing

17. Session Chair Change O1B – Energy Harvester Circuit Issues Jeffrey H. Lang Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, USA

18. Presentation Cancelation Paper O2A-2Wednesday, December 2 11:05 MICRO REACTOR FOR HYDROGEN GENERATION FROM SODIUM BOROHYDRIDE

19. Presentation Cancelation Paper O4B-1Thursday, December 3 09:05NOVEL NANOTUBE BUCKYPAPER AS ELECTRODE MATERIAL FOR FUEL CELL APPLICATIONS

20. Thank you for coming and we hope you enjoy the Workshop!