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Started by Richard D Shyduroff
Sun, 24 Apr 2005 14:53
2005 Cold Fusion Colloquium, at MIT Sat 21 May (all-day) in 6-120 ...
Author: Richard D Shyduroff
Date: Sun, 24 Apr 2005 14:53
Date: Sun, 24 Apr 2005 14:53
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* 2005 cnf colloquium summary bits *
fee-sched:
$25/20/10 and free-for-mit-students
DONATIONS ENCOURAGED! and GREATLY APPRECIATED!
programme & speaker roster, updated regularly:
http://world.std.com/~mica/cft.html
logistics:
http://web.mit.edu/e-club
registration:
<rdshydur@mit.edu>
207-230-0465/0486 or 207-722-4114
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additional details:
* please post widely * * please post widely *
THE 2005 COLD FUSION COLLOQUIUM
and other clean energy topics
*
in-memory-of
Dr. Eugene Mallove '69, course-16 and PhD
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Saturday, 21 May, all-day
6-120, aka: the George Eastman Room
plus adjacent Eastman Lobby
an interactive map of mit may be found at:
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg
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Technical Programme Organiser
Dr. Mitchell Swartz '70, course-6, MD and ScD
Conference Co-Planning & Logistics
Kurt Keville '90, course-6, and West Point
conference presenters and schedule at:
http://world.std.com/~mica/cft.html
*
Fee schedule:
$25 minimum for companies, corporations, and external
professionals; additional donations strongly encouraged!
$20 for members of non-MIT educational institutions, nfps
and ngos; additional donations appreciated!
$10 for faculty, staff and alum members of the MIT community;
and again: additional donations welcome!
MIT students attend free, and lunch is on us!
[the cost of lunch for all is included in the sched above]
registration by e-mail: <rdshydur@mit.edu>
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good morning all - and here are the more verbose bits:
details, presenters' roster, schedule and updates at:
http://world.std.com/~mica/cft.html
to PRE-REGISTER by e-mail:
<rdshydur@mit.edu> conference co-organiser
to PROPOSE TO PRESENT, DISCUSS, or RESPOND, e-mail:
<mica@world.std.com> Dr. MITCHELL SWARTZ '70
to PROPOSE LAB TOURS, OFFER HELP, and other LOGISTICS:
<kkeville@mit.edu> KURT KEVILLE '90, conference co-organiser
notes from the original posting to mit e-club, sem095 & sem089:
i hope many of you currently in class, as well as interested alums
of seminars 095 and 089, as well as e-club regulars and alums, will
be able to attend and participate on saturday 21 may, in 6-120.
pre-conference networking, with coffee and carbs, and on-site
registration, commences at 8am, with presentations starting
promptly at 9.
we have 6-120 for the entire day - lunch is included in the fee*
(free for mit students) - and it /appears/ we'll go well into the
evening, with demos of simulations in KURT KEVILLE's linux cluster
over in the course-3 environment, plus a tour of the mit-isn facility.
i'm also contemplating organising an end-of-year e-club and seminars
party and networking event in 6-120 and adjacent eastman lobby, on
the same evening, and in further remembrance of gene mallove ...
hence any music and dramatic arts components /may be/ more formal
than what we're normally exposed to ... but i think it will be a very
good way to wind down a colloquium such as this ... working well the
other sides of our brains.
comments? additional ideas?
- r
and, more formally, for those who do not know me,
richard shyduroff
co-founder & co-director
the mit entrepreneurs club, aka: the e-club
executive director
the inflammation research foundation, inc
<rdshydur@mit.edu> <richard@theory.lcs.mit.edu>
res: 207-230-0465 or 0486 lab & shop: 207-722-4114
rockport harbor & brooks, maine
on campus most tuesdays ... other days by appt
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