Emerging Technologies Seminar (ETS): 2004-05 Year in Review

Throughout the academic year a series of twelve 90-minute seminars offers insights on emerging technologies and their implications for business. Each lecture and Q&A session is led by a faculty member or industry expert who specializes in a different area. Required for first-year EMTM students, the seminar series is open to all EMTM students.

	Fall Term 2004-05
	Emerging Technologies — Opportunity or Risk? (Mark Myers)
	Polymers for Biomedical and Opto-electronic Device Applications (Russell J. Composto)
	Microfluidics (Lab on a Chip) and Biosensors Technology (Haim H. Bau)
	New Trends in Drug Discovery (Scott Diamond)
	Winter Term 2004-05
	Assume the Technology Works, Is There a Business? (Dean Miller)
	Quantum Computing and Information Science (Max Mintz)
	Fuel Cells and the Hydrogen Economy: Fact vs. Fiction (John Vohs)
	The Nano(bio)technology Revolution: Current Status, Applications and Opportunities (David Luzzi)
	Spring Term 2004-05
	Algorithmic Trading in Modern Markets (Michael Kearns)
	Investing in Emerging Technologies (Rob Weber)
	Intelligent Robots: R2-D2 to Spirit, Opportunity and Beyond (Vijay Kumar)
	Immersive Environments and 3D Recording: Where Graphics and Machine Vision Meet Networking (Kostas Daniilidis)

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