Dr. Janet Paluh, CNSE Associate Professor of Nanobioscience, discussed the potential benefits of stem cell research done at the nanoscale. This interactive presentation also included a bingo game with prizes awarded to the winners.

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CNSE Senior Vice President and Chief Executive Officer Dr. Alain Kaloyeros discussed the emergence of nanotechnology, its growing impact on all facets of society, and the growing global leadership of CNSE and New York State in the science that is “leading to the next Industrial Revolution.”

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Dr. Laura Schultz, CNSE Assistant Professor of Nanoeconomics, along with Dr. David Hochfelder, UAlbany Assistant Professor of History, discussed the rapid development of the region’s nanotechnology economy. Their presentation also touched on the initiative’s role in building on the Capital Region’s strong history of innovation leadership, as well as expectations for how nanotechnology will help shape the region’s economy over the next decade.

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Dr. Pradeep Haldar, CNSE Vice President for Clean Energy Programs, discussed the growing solar photovoltaic (PV) industry and the leading-edge research that’s being conducted at CNSE, including the U.S. Photovoltaic Manufacturing Consortium (PVMC), a $300 million public-private collaboration announced earlier this year.