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IEEE NANO 2011 Exhibits Chair |
Client: IEEE Oregon
IEEE NANO is IEEE's premier nanotechnology conference. With the 2011 conference located in Portland, Oregon, the Nanotechnology Council of IEEE needed effective on-the-ground representation for the entire year preceding the 5-day meeting.
Christopher L. Dennis volunteered to be the Exhibits Chair.
Achievements:
- IEEE NANO 2011 had the greatest number of paying exhibitors of any US-based IEEE NANO conference for which records were available.
Activities included:
- Coordinating efforts to identify potential exhibitors and sponsors.
- Developing communication, performing outreach.
- Identifying, contracting, and managing a commission-based sales staff.
- Overseeing exhibit area operations during the conference.
- Developed a conference satisfaction survey.
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Resonant-Tunneling Transmission Lines |
Client: Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyExtending research already performed at MIT, Steaming Kettle's first assignment was to render to practice a new kind of resonant waveguide structure. Patent #5825240: Resonant-Tunneling Transmission Lines (1997) |
Client: IEEE Oregon
After authors identified a possible case of plagiarism in the proceedings of PICMET 2009, Steaming Kettle participated the Author Misconduct Committee.
Activities included:
- Reviewing all related documents, most importantly, the two papers in question.
- Completing an analysis of the paper content: the two 4500-word papers differed by less than 3%.
- Formulating recommendations on how to handle the situation.
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