Annual Report 2007 - The Australian Nanotechnology Network

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Structure and Management The Australian Research Council Nanotechnology Network is managed by a Management Committee which met 5 times during 2007. The first Board meeting for 2007 was held at the Centre for Nanostructured Electromaterials, Intelligent Polymer Research Institute at the University of Wollongong on the 22nd of February 2007. Other meetings held during 2007 were in May at the Research School of Physical Sciences and Engineering, Australian National University, in July at the Melbourne Convention Centre, in September at the ARC Centre for Functional Nanomaterials, the University of Queensland, and at the Australian National University in December. This management board represents the wider membership and is chaired by an independent chair. The committee determines the priorities for each activity and allocates the budget for the network. A Network Manager manages the day to day administrative tasks under the Guidance of the Network Convenor. Management Committee Chair The duties of the Chair are to chair Management committee meetings, provide advice to the Network, confirm meeting minutes for circulation to Management committee members, represent the network at important meetings and provide general guidance to the network management. Convenor The convenor has overall responsibility for the Network operations and for meeting ARC requirements and guidelines. Represent the network at key Nanotechnology meetings in Australia and key International network meetings. Supervise Network staff and provide overall direction to the network activities. Management Committee Members The management committee members participate in committee meetings. They serve on the Working Group sub committees, represent the Network and publicise network activities, organise and actively participate in the management of network activities, act as ambassadors for the Network and provide advice to the network members about network programs. Working Groups Committee members form into working groups that assess funding applications and other issues prior to the matter going to the full Management committee for voting. There are four working groups and their areas comprise Events Working Group – evaluates all applications for sponsorship funding for Conferences, Workshops, Summer and Winter Schools and Short Courses. Visits Working Group – evaluates all applications for Short and Long Term Visits and Overseas Travel Fellowships. Outreach Working Group – evaluates outreach proposals such as Public Lectures, Distinguished Lecturers visits, outreach and Webpage. Education Working Group – evaluates applications for student, ECR and Entrepreneur Forums and educational activities. The Convenor fills in if a working group member is unavailable or is one of the applicants (when there is a conflict of interest). 5
The Management Committee (MC) comprises of the following members, representing 6 States, students and early career researchers and chaired by an Independent chair. The MC has representatives from ANSTO, CSIRO, DSTO and industry. Management Committee meeting at the University of Wollongong in February 2007 Management Committee meeting in Melbourne to discuss ICONN2008 From Left to right Prof Peter Majewski, Liz Micallef, Prof Neville Fletcher, Prof Paul Mulvaney(Co-Chair for ICONN 2008), Prof Calum Drummond, Dr Adam Micolich, Prof Deb Kane, Mr Thomas Rufford, Prof Max Lu, A/Prof Michael James, Prof Jagadish, Dr Abid Khan (Co-Chair for ICONN 2008), Dr Alan Wilson and Prof Terry Turney. 6
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Page 5: Year 3 in Review During 2007 ARCNN
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Page 17 and 18: SPECIAL LECTURES Prof Hiroaki Misaw
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Overall, this invaluable opportunit
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Mr Akshat Tanksale (Queensland Univ
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Technological Sciences and Engineer
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Finally, we worked with students fr
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The Physics of Air A 45 minute, hig
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Mr Martin Cole (University of South
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Mr Ashley Stephens (The University
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Cntre’s Executive Research Direct
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3. WORKSHOP KEYNOTE SPEAKERS B.1 Pr
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17. Dr. Jesper Schmidt Hansen, Cent
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The aim of this workshop was to bri
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3rd Asian and Pacific Rim Symposium
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COMS2007 02/09/2007 - 06/09/2007 -
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Event outcomes Pre-Post event visit
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7 Lecturers (3 Italians, 4 Australi
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Symposium on Metallic Multilayers -
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SPIE Conference on Device and Proce
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• COPE & ARCNN Summer School 09/1
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NANOTECHNOLOGY FACILITIES AND CAPAB
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PLANNED 2008 ACTIVITIES ARCNN plans
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Expenditure ARC Research Network Fu
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Provide the reason for carryover in
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Devine Natasha Ms Australian Nation
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Ridgway Mark Dr Australian National
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Butcher K. Scott Dr Macquarie Unive
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Friend James Dr Monash University D
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Ma Ida Wen Jie Miss University of S
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Ralph Stephen Dr University of Woll
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Wintrebert-Fouquet Marie Dr Macquar
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Conrad Vince Mr University of Melbo
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Li Xiangping Mr Swinburne Universit
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Sivan Vijay Mr RMIT University Scho
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Queensland Surname First Name Title
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Motta Nunzio Prof Faculty of Built
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South Australia Surname First Name
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Quinton Jamie Dr Flinders Universit
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Hu Xiaozhi Associate Professor Univ
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Overseas Members Surname Abdul Firs
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Appendix B - Demographic list of AR
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Country/Territory Visits Pages/Visi
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Appendix C - ARCNN News, Edition 15
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Appendix D - List of ARCNN Friends
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Appendix E - ICONN 2008 Promotional
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