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EmTech08

Be the first to learn about the new technologies that are going to dramatically affect your business. Find out at EmTech08!

Join us for three days of dynamic keynotes, interactive panels, groundbreaking presentations, and unparalleled networking opportunities.

This year's hot topics include 

  • Green Transportation
  • Cloud Computing
  • The Future of Mobile Technology
  • Electronic Health Records
  • Parallel Computing
  • Web 2.0/Web 3.0 Mashup
  • Open-Source Hardware
  • VC Perspective: Is There a Clean-Tech Bubble?

Plus a keynote presentation by Craig Mundie, chief research and strategy officer of Microsoft; an e-voting debate; a fireside chat with Desh Deshpande; unveiling of the 2008 TR35, and much more!

Women in Technology Workshop 08

This half-day workshop explores issues facing women in the technical fields through dynamic keynotes and interactive breakout sessions.Highlights of this year's program include women and entrepreneurship, cool innovations by women, fostering innovation within your organization, social entrepreneurship, and more!

2008 Keynote: Atti Riazi, Senior Partner and CIO, Ogilvy and Mather Worldwide

The Women in Technology Workshop is held in conjunction with the EmTech08 Conference. Attendees may register for the workshop alone or both the workshop and the main conference.

EmTech07
EmTech07

EmTech07 was a great success! Watch the dynamic keynotes and thought-provoking breakout sessions online now. Click here to register and view videos.

2008 Upcoming Events
Nano-Net 2008
Nano-Net 2008
September 15-17, 2008
Boston, MA

The Nano-Net conference positions itself at the intersection of two worlds emerging nanotechnologies and network/communication theory. Keynote speakers include Tatsuya Suda, Molecular Communication: Communication among Biological Nanomachines; Sylvain Martel, Intelligent Bacterial Nanorobots Communicating with the Macro-World; and Neil Gershenfeld, Programming Bits and Atoms.

Featured topics: Bio-Nano Applications; Novel Information/Graph Theory; Device Physics; Nano-Robotics; and Modeling, Simulation, Standards and Architecture.

CFP deadline is July 15.

General Chair: Stephen F Bush
bushsf@research.ge.com
http://www.nanonets.org

NanoMedicine Summit
NanoMedicine Summit
September 25-26, 2008
Cleveland, OH

http://www.nanomedicinesummit.org

WHIT 4.0
WHIT 4.0
December 8–10, 2008
Washington, DC

World Congress is pleased to announce the 4th Annual World Healthcare Innovation & Technology Congress (WHIT 4.0), scheduled for December 8–10, 2008, in Washington, DC. The 2008 WHIT Congress will bring together more than 400 health-care providers and payers. Faced with myriad choices in technology solutions, they are responsible for developing a road map to integrate these technologies within real-world constraints of budgets, legacy systems, and limited staffing.

www.whitcongress.com

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