NES-APS-AAPT-IMS Fall 2007 Meeting

Abstract Submission

We invite participants to contribute oral papers (up to 15 min length) or posters to be given during one of the several parallel sessions on Saturday morning or during the poster session to be held on Friday evening. Please indicate your preference for an oral paper or a poster. Other than the general registration fee, there is no charge to submit an abstract through APS unless one wants the abstract to appear in the on-line APS Bulletin.

American Physical Society: All APS abstracts must be submitted online to the American Physical Society at http://abstracts.aps.org/.
DEADLINE: October 5, 2007
American Association of Physics Teachers: Individuals wishing to present papers or posters should specify which and submit a title, author(s), affiliation, and abstract of 150 words or less as a word document or a text file to Martina Arndt at MArndt@bridgew.edu.
DEADLINE: October 5, 2007

Fall 2007 Joint Meeting of the New England Sections of the
American Physical Society and the
American Association of Physics Teachers
At the Department of Physics, University of Connecticut

Carbon in the 21st Century

in conjunction with the

Connecticut Nanotechnology Initiative (CNI) and the
Nano-Biotechnology Research Group at the
Institute of Materials Science, University of Connecticut

Navigation:

Useful links:

All conference events are

handicap accessible

Abstract Submission

	Fall 2007 Joint Meeting of the New England Sections of the American Physical Society and the American Association of Physics Teachers At the Department of Physics, University of Connecticut Carbon in the 21st Century in conjunction with the Connecticut Nanotechnology Initiative (CNI) and the Nano-Biotechnology Research Group at the Institute of Materials Science, University of Connecticut

Navigation: Home Program Meeting Attendees APS Web Bulletin Registration (closed) Abstract Submission (closed) Important Dates & Facts Hotel Information Vendors/Exibitions Directions & Parking Student Attendees Reimbursement Useful links: Department of Physics, UConn Institute of Materials Science Connecticut Nanotech Initiative Past NES APS/AAPT Meetings Storrs Campus map UConn Visitor's info: Accomodation & dining Campus area restaurant reviews (Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Mediterranean, etc.) Town of Mansfield - UConn's home (trails, hikes, parks ...) Benton Museum of Arts, UConn UConn Dairy Bar All conference events are handicap accessible	Abstract Submission We invite participants to contribute oral papers (up to 15 min length) or posters to be given during one of the several parallel sessions on Saturday morning or during the poster session to be held on Friday evening. Please indicate your preference for an oral paper or a poster. Other than the general registration fee, there is no charge to submit an abstract through APS unless one wants the abstract to appear in the on-line APS Bulletin. American Physical Society All APS abstracts must be submitted online to the American Physical Society at http://abstracts.aps.org/. DEADLINE: October 5, 2007 American Association of Physics Teachers Individuals wishing to present papers or posters should specify which and submit a title, author(s), affiliation, and abstract of 150 words or less as a word document or a text file to Martina Arndt at MArndt@bridgew.edu. DEADLINE: October 5, 2007

Fall 2007 Joint Meeting of the New England Sections of the American Physical Society and the American Association of Physics Teachers At the Department of Physics, University of Connecticut

Carbon in the 21st Century

in conjunction with the

Connecticut Nanotechnology Initiative (CNI) and the Nano-Biotechnology Research Group at the Institute of Materials Science, University of Connecticut

Navigation:

Useful links:

All conference events are

handicap accessible

Abstract Submission

Fall 2007 Joint Meeting of the New England Sections of the
American Physical Society and the
American Association of Physics Teachers
At the Department of Physics, University of Connecticut

Connecticut Nanotechnology Initiative (CNI) and the
Nano-Biotechnology Research Group at the
Institute of Materials Science, University of Connecticut