2008 Annual Meeting

Session: Education Issues in Nanotechnology

This session invites contributions that address any type of educational material development and delivery for nanotechnology-related issues including environmental, toxicological and ethical topics.

Chair

Gerold A. Willing, University of Louisville

Co-Chair

Ilona Kretzschmar, City College, City University of New York

Presentations

08:30 AM

(588a) The Nanolab: An Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Science and Engineering Laboratory at the University of Texas at Austin
Brian A. Korgel, John Ekerdt, Andrew T. Heitsch

08:46 AM

(588b) The Ethics of "Nanoethics"
Michael Bennett

09:02 AM

(588c) Nue: Active Learning Experiences for Undergraduates
Miguel Castro, Edmy Ferrer, Madeline Leon, Eunice Mercado

09:18 AM

(588d) Nanotech Innovations: Nanotechnology Enterprise at Michigan Technological University
John A. Jaszczak, Mary Raber, Michael Bennett, Nasser Alaraje, Paul L. Bergstrom

09:34 AM

(588e) Teaching Nanoscale Science and Engineering to Chemical Engineers at Georgia Tech
Sankar Nair

09:50 AM

(588f) Learnings from Teaching An Interdisciplinary Class on Nanotechnology
David Gracias

10:06 AM

(588g) Nanomaterials Education for City College of New York Science and Engineering Undergraduates
Ilona Kretzschmar

10:22 AM

(588h) A Resource Sharing Approach to Nanotechnology Education: The PA Nanotechnology Partnership
Amy Brunner, Jamie Houseknecht, William Mahoney, Terry Kuzma, Robert Ehrmann, Stephen Fonash

10:38 AM

(588i) Incorporation of Nanotechnology into the Che Curriculum at Oregon State University
Milo Koretsky, Alex Yokochi, Sho Kimura, Sarah Herzog