| The 18th KSEA Northeast Regional Conference (NRC) 2009 |
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| Written by Hak-Myung Lee | |
| Monday, 20 April 2009 | |
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Dear Northeast Regional Korean-American Scientists and Engineers,
The Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA) NJ, NY Metro, and KASBP chapters will hold the 18th annual KSEA Northeast Regional Conference (NRC) at DoubleTree hotel, Somerset, NJ, USA on May 15 - 16 (Friday-Saturday), 2009. The objective of this annual conference, NRC, is to provide a forum in which scientists and engineers in major areas present their research findings and share ideas. NRC2009 will also contribute the advancement of research and development in both USA and Korea. In addition, it will provide an opportunity for members and other subject matter experts to establish professional networks, as well as to explore career opportunities. The NRC2009 Committee would like to extend an invitation to you to this wonderful forum and would appreciate it if you would accept this invitation. We hope to see you all in the conference! Please click KASBP Evite or KSEANJ Evite for your registration. (If you are a member of KSEA-NJ, then you would also receive Evite invitation from KSEA-NJ. You can register the conference in one of both.) Sincerely yours, NRC2009 Committee <NRC2009 hosted by KSEA-NJ, KSEA-NY Metro and KASBP> Location: DoubleTree Hotel (Tel: 732-469-2600) 200 Atrium Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873 When: May 15(Friday), 16 (Saturday), 2009 Please mark your calendar for this exciting symposium. 1. Conference Agenda Friday, May 15, 2009. 5:30 PM-9:30 PM DoubleTree Hotel, Somerset, NJ - Keynote Speech: by Dr. Sungzong Kang, the author of “´당신의 두뇌 안녕하십니까?” “Cross-talk between Abeta-42 (Plaques) and Neurofibrillary Tangle (Tangle): Role of Signal Transduction Pathway” - - most updated therapeutic approach to Alzheimer's dementia and bipolar depression, but in a rather popular language. - Special Program - by KOTRA-NY "Contact Korea" Presented by Dr. Sung Jae Kim, KOTRA-NY Saturday, May 16, 2009. 9:00 AM -12:00 PM DoubleTree Hotel, Somerset, NJ Technical Session: Bio-Pharma, Information Technology, and Advanced Materials & Processing Tech. Saturday, 1:30 PM- Golf Golf: Roycebrook Golf Club (908-904-0499) 201 Hamilton Rd. Hillsborough, NJ 08844 2. Registration Fee information 2-1. Conference: Student, Post docs member = $free, Regular member = $25, Student, Post docs Non-member = $15, Non-regular member = $60. The fee for non-member includes KSEA membership fee for one year (2009 – 20010). 2-2. Hotel: Hotel reservation/Cancel will be closed on May 13 (Wednesday), 2009. $30 for 1 room for 2 people to share, $70 for 1 room for 1 person 2-3. Golf: Golf reservation/Cancel will be closed on May 11 (Monday), 2009. Golf fee includes green/cart fee, awards/gift and dinner. <Fee> Members and Sponsors = $80 ($90 on-site registration), Non-members = $110 ($120 on-site registration). 3. Registration: Click "Evite- NRC2009 registration" (If you are a KSEA-NJ member, you would receive separate Evite from KSEA-NJ.) Please indicate whether you will be attending in the Evite comment section. 3-1 Conference: “F & S”, “Fri”, “Sat” 3-2 Hotel: if you need a hotel room, tell us “H30” for hotel (share) or “H70” for hotel (single). 3-3 Golf: if you register the golf event, tell us “Golf”. The golf event coordinator will contact you after your registration. <Some example of registration in EVite> “F &S”: only conference on both days, no hotel room, and no Golf “Sat”: only Saturday conference, no hotel room, and no Golf “Sat, Golf”: Saturday conference and golf “F &S, H30, Golf”: full conference, hotel room (share), and Golf “Fri, Golf”: Friday conference and Golf, No Saturday conference “Golf”: only Golf. 4. If you have a question regarding to the conference and its registration, please contact Conference co-chairs: Dr. Minkyu Lee (KSEA-NJ, ), Dr. Seung-Hyuk Shin (KSEA-NY, ), and Dr. Hak-myung Lee (KASBP, ). - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - << Technical Session>> Biological & Pharmaceutical Science Chair: Dr. Sungtaek Lim, Sanofi-Aventis “Biological Transportation Systems for Cell Manipulation and Drug Delivery” Dr. MinJun Kim, Drexel University “Toward Green Chemistry: An Example of Olefin Metathesis” Dr. Cheol K. Chung, Merck &Co. “Point-of-Care Technology and Market for Cardiac Disease” Nam Shin, MS. MBA, Princeton Biomeditech (PBM) Co. “Therapeutical Monoclonal Antibody” Dr. K.C. Cheng, Medarex Inc. Advanced Materials & Processing Tech Chair: Dr. Sunghoon Kim, JSI Technologies “Dislocation-free lattice engineering of Si and SiGe” Dr. Jeehwan Kim, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center “Functionalization of Nanoclays through Exchange Reactions of Ionic Liquids for Polypropylene Nanocomposites” Mr. Jin Uk Ha, Ph.D. Candidate, NJIT “Addressable Carbon Nanotube Intra-connects” Dr. Seonwoo Lee, NJIT “Solid State Lighting – review and future” Dr. Steven Kim, LED Folio Co. “A Study On The Degradation Of Polylactic Acid In The Presence Of Phosphonium Ionic Liquids“ Dr. Ku-Il Park, University of Connecticut Information Technology Chair: Dr. Heechang Kim, Telcordia “Computational Vision-based Understanding of Human Activity in Real-world Environments” Dr. Sangho Park, University of Rochester “Geography-based Passive Clustering in Wireless Ad hoc/sensor Networks” Dr. Taek Jin Kwon, Telcordia “On the Impact of Neighborhood Discovery on Geographical Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks” Mr. Eun Kyung Lee, Ph.D. Candidate, Rutgers University “Greatly Simplified Multi-Gigabit Networking with Perfluorinated Plastic Optical Fiber” Dr. Miri Park, Chromisfiber “Agent-Driven Computational Economic Modeling of Communication Service Market” Dr. Wonsuck Lee, Bell - Labs |
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