Speakers Bureau

Speakers Bureau Contributors - USF Chapter of the National Academy of Inventors

As of July 15, 2011

	Speaker Biography		Topics
	Alison Willing, Neurosurgery & Brain Repair; Center of Excellence for Aging & Brain Repair		Cell therapy Stroke Stem cells
	Ashok Kumar, Mechanical Engineering		Nano/Micro Materials and Manufacturing Processes for Advanced ‘Integrated’ Systems
	Aydin K. Sunol, Chemical and Biomedical Engineering		Environmentally Friendly Pathways for Novel Processing and Greener Product Creation
	Barry B. Bercu, Pediatrics		Patent Acquisition: Perspective of Clinician/Scientist
	Cesar V Borlongan, Neurosurgery and Brain Repair		Translational Biomedical Research and Ethics of Stem Cell Therapy
	D. Yogi Goswami, Clean Energy Research Center		Global Energy Future New and Emerging Developments in Solar Energy Transitioning to a Renewable Energy Future
	Daniel V. Lim, Cell Biology, Microbiology & Molecular Biology		Biosensors, Bugs, and Biodefense Food and Water Pathogens: Protection Through Rapid Detection
	David L. Vesely, Medicine		Cardiac Hormones for the Treatment of Cancer
	Dean Martin, Chemistry, Professor Emeritus		Two Views of the Environment Why Don't We Live Longer? Errors of Science
	Dennis K. Killinger, Physics, Professor Emeritus		How do lasers work? Laser Remote Sensing of the Environment
	Don F. Cameron, Pathology & Cell Biology		Therapeutic applications of Extra-testicular Sertoli Cells Sertoli Cell Mediated Treatments for Endocrine and Neurodegenerative Diseases
	Donald T. Haynie, Physics		Protein-inspired Nanostructured Materials
	Eric R Weaver, Business		Necessity is the Mother of Invention
	George S. Nolas, Physics		Holey Semiconductors are Cooler Than Unholey Semiconductors Thermoelectrics Research and Development for Enhanced Vehicle Efficiency
	Huntington Potter, Molecular Medicine		Advances in Alzheimer's Disease Research Mad Cow and other protein folding diseases
	Kathryn J. De Laurentis, Mechanical Engineering		Overview of Assistive Technologies for People with Disabilities Device Design for People with Disabilities
	Katherine L Meyer-Siegler, Medicine		Inflammation and Cancer, Biomarkers for disease diagnosis and prognosis
	Ken Christensen, Computer Science and Engineering		Reducing the Energy Consumption of Information Technology
	Larry Dunleavy, Electrical Engineering		Reflections on Bootstrapping a Faculty-Founder Startup Modelithics: Making Waves, Getting Raves
	Lennox Hoyte, Medicine		Robotic surgery Bladder incontinence Female pelvic prolapse Electronic Health records
	M. Jason Highsmith, Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Sciences		Current Topics in Amputee Rehabilitation and Artificial Limb Technology
	Merry Lynn Morris, Theatre and Dance		Expanding Mobility Options for All: An Inclusive Approach to Design and Arts Participation The Experience of Movement: Therapeutic aspects of Dance
	Michael Swor, Medicine		My Experience as a Physician in the Business World Idea on a Napkin to Public Company and Beyond Advanced Minimally Invasive Surgery and Robotics Running a Small Medical Office in 2011
	My Lien Dao, Cell Biology, Microbiology & Molecular Biology		Host-Pathogen Interactions DNA vaccine against Dental Decay Microsporidia: Friend or Foe in residence?
	Nicholas Albergo, President and CEO of HSA Engineers & Scientists		Worldwide Water Availability and Management Tips for Expert Witness Testimony during Deposition and Trial Appropriate Inquiry and the ASTM Process
	Niketa A. Patel, Molecular Medicine		Human Genome Project
	Peter Zhang, Chemistry		The Colors of Life
	Richard Gilbert, Engineering		STEM's role in innovation and Invention
	Richard D. Gitlin, Electrical Engineering		Wireless Directions for the 21st Century
	Stephen E. Saddow, Electrical Engineering		Silicon Carbide Biomedical Technology for Bone Implants, Stents and Brain-Machine Interfaces
	Shyam S. Mohapatra, Internal Medicine		Nanomedicine: The Future of Medicine Today From idea to a patent: A Scientist's Point of View
	Sarath Witanachchi, Physics		Role of nanotechnology in energy harvesting and storage
	Sudeep Sarkar, Computer Science and Engineering		Gait Recognition: I know You from the Way You Walk Human Computer Communication Using Sign Language
	Thomas Freeman, Medicine		Brain and Spine Repair—From the Lab to the Clinic What We Have Learned About Disease Mechanisms From Neural Transplantation: Parkinson's Disease, Huntington's Disease and Stroke The Modern Era of Surgical Trials—The Use of Placebo Controlled Surgical Trial Designs Sacroiliac Joint Pain-An Unrecognized, Treatable Cause of Severe Low Back Pain
	Vijay Jain, Computer Science and Engineering		System on a chip—the next chip revolution

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Speakers Bureau Contributors - USF Chapter of the National Academy of Inventors

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