HOME    HOME    HOME    HOME    HOME    HOME    HOME

8:30

OPENING SESSION WELCOME

 

      Nicholas J. Altiero

 

      Dean of Engineering, Tulane University

8:35

PLENARY PRESENTATIONS

 

 

 

The Relationship Between Emerging  Technologies and Economic Development

 

John Kelly, Model Software Corporation (moderator) 

 

 

 

Panel #1: Economic Development

 

Louisiana Economic Development Directors of Business Development 

 

Von Hatley, Durable Goods Manufacturing (View Presentation)

 

Dan Henderson, Information Technology (View Presentation)

 

David Kane, Logistics/Transportation (View Presentation)

 

Jim Landry, Advanced Materials

 

Dan S. Borne', Louisiana Chemical Association

 

 

 

Panel #2: Emerging Technologies

 

Dale Galloway, Space & Naval Warfare Systems Command, Technology Center, Director

 

Mark Lewis, Louisiana Technology Council, President 

 

Cyrus "Jerry" Lohfink, U.S. Departmen of Agriculture National Finance Center, Acting Director 

 

Bobby Savoie, Science & Engineering Associates, Chief Executive Officer 

 

 

10:15

BREAK/POSTER SESSION

 

 

 

 

 

 

10:45

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

 

 

 

Session A

Session B

Session C

 

 Energy Technologies:

Infrastructure

Information Technologies

 

Renewables

Moderator: David Kanger

Moderators:  Donald P. Gaver and Jing Peng

 

Moderator:  Efstathis E. Michaelides

Modjeski & Masters

Tulane University

 

Tulane University

 

 

 

Biobased Industrial Development

Bridge Structure Rehabilitation

Information Technology Growth:

 

Michael A. Stubblefield

Anthony J. Lamana 

Local, Regional and the State 

 

Center for Energy and

Tulane University

Darryl d'Aquin

 

Environmental Studies

Civil & Environmental Engineering

CommTech Industries

 

Southern University

 

 

 

Solar Energy Applications

Infrastructure Requirements of the

Economic Development  

 

Calvin Mackie

Mississippi River 

Opportunities At The 

 

Mechanical Engineering

Walter Baumy 

Center for Computational Sciences 

 

Tulane University

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,

at Tulane and Xavier Universities

 

 

New Orleans District

Donald P. Gaver

 

 

 

Tulane University

 

 

 

Department of Biomedical Engineering

 

Pricing Energy Options

Deployment of Wireless Towers 

Hurricanes: Human and 

 

Thomas Noe

to Support Multiple Providers

Economic Impact

 

Tulane University

and New Services

Hugh Willoughby 

 

A. B. Freeman School of Business

Leo L. Holzenthal, Jr., MS Benbow & Associates

International Hurricane Center,

 

 

Glenn Gillen, GC Towers

Florida International University

12:15

LUNCH and KEYNOTE SPEAKER

 

 

 

 

 

Economic Factors in and from Bridge Building

 

John E. Breen, The Nasser I. Al-Rashid Chair in Civil Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin

 

 

2:15

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

 

 

 

Session D

Session E

Session F

 

Nuclear/Petrochemical

Nanotechnologies

Entrepreneurial Issues

 

Moderator:  John R. McGaha

Moderator:  Daniel De Kee

Moderator:  Richard B. Ashman

 

Entergy Operations

Tulane University

Charter Research Inc.

 

The AP1000 Reactor - A Nuclear

The Promise of Nanomaterials

Building a World Class 

 

Renaissance Option

T. S. Sudarshan

Entrepreneurial Community 

 

Regis A. Matzie

Materials Modification

in New Orleans

 

Westinghouse Electric Company

 

Tim Williamson

 

 

 

The Idea Village, Inc.

 

On-Purpose Propylene from 

Self Assembled 

Me? My Own Business?

 

Olefinic Streams

Nanostructured Materials

Leon White

 

Todd Steffens 

Y. Lu 

Automated Logic Contracting Services Inc.

 

ExxonMobil Research & 

Tulane University

 

 

Engineering Company

Chemical Engineering

 

 

Hydrogen Production

Application of Nanotechnology in the

All Work and No Pay

 

Using Nuclear Reactors

Development of Advanced Materials

Makes Jack a Dull Boy--

 

Kenneth Hughey 

for Aerospace Power and Propulsion

What to Expect When You

 

Entergy Nuclear Inc.

Michael A. Meador

Start Your Own Business

 

 

NASA John H. Glenn Research Center

Don Olson 

 

 

 

 

3:45

Dennis Lambert, Moffatt & Nichol  (moderator)

 

 

 

Engineering Ethics & Business Ethics: Is There a Difference?

 

Norma Jean Mattei, University of New Orleans