St Louis Award Symposium

The full program of speakers and topics:
2:00—Dr Shelley Minteer, Chair, St Louis Section: Welcome and general introductions
2:05—Dr Joseph J H Ackerman, Washington University: Introduction of Dr Buhro
2:10—Dr William E Buhro, Washington University, 2010 St Louis Award recipient: General remarks
Dr Sophia Hayes, Washington University, Symposium session chair
2:15—Dr Richard A Loomis, Washington University, Colloidal Semiconductor Nanowires — Can They Behave as Model 1-D Quantum Systems?
3:00—Dr Sara E Skrabalak, Indiana University, Aerosol Synthesis of Shape- and Architecturally-Controlled Particles
3:45—Refreshment break
4:15—Dr Daniel R Gamelin, University of Washington, Unusual Photoluminescence Phenomena in Colloidal Doped Semiconductor Nanocrystals
5:15–6:30—Reception in the Rettner Gallery, adjacent to the symposium room
Symposium participants and attendees can park in Washington University’s Millbrook Garage located on Throop Drive. The Laboratory Sciences Building is located immediately adjacent to the Millbrook Garage, roughly at its midpoint. October 15 is fall break at the University, so ample parking will be available. Throop Drive can be accessed directly off Forest Park (aka Millbrook) Blvd or by entering off Big Bend Blvd on Snow Way. Campus Map.