2004 Joint International Meeting
Welcome
Welcome to
Honolulu
– the site of the 2004 Joint International Meeting
which combines the 206th Meeting of The Electrochemical Society, the
2004 Fall Meeting of The Electrochemical Society of Japan, which is technically
cosponsored by the Korean Electrochemical Society (KECS), the Japan Society of
Applied Physics (JSAP), and the Electrochemistry Division of the Royal
Australian Chemical Institute (RACI).
Marking the third Joint International Meeting held in
Honolulu
, we are pleased to venture to this city again. This
major international conference will be held at the
Hilton
Hawaiian
Village
and will include 46 topical symposia consisting of
2643 technical presentations.
You are
invited to participate not only in the technical program, but also in the other
social events planned for the meeting. Plan
to attend the Sunday Evening Get Together to meet with old and new friends prior
to the start of the technical sessions. Don’t
miss the opening plenary session on Monday morning, featuring Masuo Aizawa of
Tokyo Institute of Technology. Join us on Wednesday to honor Wayne Worrell of
the
University
of
Pennsylvania
, the 2004
ECS Acheson Award winner at the ECS Honors and Awards Session. Later on
Wednesday evening, all meeting registrants are cordially invited to attend the
Award reception held in Dr. Worrell’s honor. As always, you will also have the
opportunity to visit the Technical Exhibit, which opens in conjunction with the
Monday Evening Mixer and General Student Poster Session on Monday evening, and
continues with the General Society Poster Session on Tuesday evening and runs
through Wednesday afternoon. Two
more General Society Poster Sessions are scheduled on Wednesday and Thursday
Evenings followed by the Luau on the Green later Thursday Evening.
Hotel
Reservation Information
The toll free reservations phone number is 1.800.HILTONS or
dial direct at 808.949.4321.
The deadline for reservations is
September
2, 2004
.
Reservations received after the deadline will be accepted only on a space
available basis. Be sure to mention
that you are planning to attend the 2004 Joint International Meeting to obtain
our special reduced convention rates. The
special convention rates are:
Garden/Mountain View - $179 for Single/Double
Run of Ocean - $199 for Single/Double
Deluxe Ocean View - $225 for Single/Double
Suites - $475 and above
We are financially responsible for all of the meeting space used.
The amount charged for the meeting space is dependent upon the total
number of guestrooms reserved using our special convention rates during the
dates of the meeting. Therefore we
encourage all attendees to stay at the
Hilton
Hawaiian
Village
, where your stay will be most enjoyable
and convenient.
A limited number of government rooms are available, please contact the
Hilton
Hawaiian
Village
directly.
In addition, a few student rate rooms are available at the nearby
Doubletree Hotel; please contact the ECS headquarters office for details.
Please note that October is a very busy month in
Honolulu
and space is limited, so we encourage
you to make your reservations early.
Ground
Transportation
The
Hilton
Hawaiian
Village
is approximately 30 minutes driving time from
airport. A shuttle service runs to and from the airport from the
Hilton
Hawaiian
Village
and busses are located outside the baggage claim area of the
Honolulu
International
Airport
.
In addition, taxi service is also available and will cost approximately $40 each
way from the hotel to the airport.
Airline Reservation Information
We have arranged a special
discount with Continental Airlines, for the 2004 Joint International
Meeting, to be held
October 3-8, 2004
. To take advantage of these
special discounts please contact Continental Airlines MeetingWorks at
1-800-468-7022 (outside the
US
, please contact your local Continental Agent), please
mention Agreement Code 3KBJ34 and Z Code ZHGG to secure the best possible rate for
the conference. Discounts include no
Saturday night stay required when using the zone fares.
An additional 5% discount will apply to tickets issued at
least 60 days in advance of the travel date.
GENERAL
FUNCTIONS
Sunday, October 3, 2004
Sunday
Evening Get-Together
Sponsored by Entek Membranes Research
An informal Get-Together will be held 1930-2130 in the Tapa Ballrooms 1 & 2,
Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
Monday, October 4, 2004
Plenary Lecture by Masuo Aizawa,
of Tokyo Institute of Technology
Sponsored by BAE Systems
At 0830, the
Plenary Session will be held in the Tapa Ballrooms 1 & 2, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
. Professor Aizawa of the Tokyo Institute of Technology will present
The 2004 Joint International Meeting Plenary Lecture entitled, ”
Innovative Challenges of Bioelectronics”.
Monday
Evening Mixer and Technical Exhibit
Along with the
grand opening of the Technical Exhibit, an informal gathering will be held in
the Coral Ballroom 3, Level 6, of the Mid Pacific Conference Center at
1800-2000. Beer, soft drinks, and
snacks will be served on a complimentary basis.
The poster session will be held as a part of the Monday Evening Mixer and
182 presentations are planned, making this the largest General Student Poster
Session to date. Formal
presentations and judging of the posters will begin at 1700 (students may start
setting up their presentations in the exhibit hall at 1500 AFTER poster boards
have been numbered by ECS staff). Winners will be selected and announced at the
ECS Honors and Awards Session on Wednesday morning. The Technical Exhibit will
feature instruments, materials, systems, publications, and software of interest
to meeting attendees. All meeting registrants are invited to attend.
Tuesday, October 5, 2004
Technical Exhibit and Poster
Session
The Technical Exhibit will be
held in the Coral Ballroom 3, Level 6 of the Mid Pacific Conference Center from
0900 – 1400. From 1900-2100, the Technical Exhibit will again be open in
conjunction with a general poster session covering several technical symposia
and over 230 posters. A Technical Session coffee break is scheduled at 0930 in
the Exhibit Hall to allow meeting attendees additional time to browse through
the exhibits. This exhibit will feature instruments, materials, systems,
publications, and software of interest to attendees.
Wednesday, October 6, 2004
ECS Honors and Awards Session
The ECS
Honors and Awards Session will begin at 0830 in the Tapa Ballroom 2, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
. The ECS Acheson Award will be given
to Wayne L. Worrell of the
University
of
Pennsylvania
, The Charles W. Tobias Young
Investigator Award will be given to Stuart B. Adler of the
University
of
Washington
, and the Oronzio de Nora Fellowship
will be given to Nicolas Mano of the
University
of
Texas
.
The Norman Hackerman Young Author Awards will be given to Krishnakumar
Jambunathan of Air Products and Chemicals, Seiji Noda of Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation, and Mitsui Miyamoto of Morita Chemical Industries Company.
The Gwendolyn B. Wood Award for Section Excellence will be presented.
Bruno Scrosati will be recognized for his recently completed term as president,
Paul Natishan will be recognized for his recently completed term as secretary,
and the 2004 Class of ECS
Fellows will be inducted.
ECS Acheson Award Address and
Reception
Immediately following the Honors
and Awards Session, Wayne Worrell, will deliver the 2004 ECS Acheson Award
Address entitled, "Recent Advances in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells.”
All meeting registrants are invited to
attend this award address as well as the special award reception that will be
held at 1800-1845 on the Village Green (back up location is Tropics Showroom,
Lower Level, Ali’I Tower in the event of inclement weather).
ECS
Battery
Division Award Reception
A reception will be held in honor
of the Honolulu Meeting ECS Battery Division Research and Battery Technology
Award recipients. The reception will take place from 1900 – 2000 in Hibiscus
2, Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
. Tickets
are required and must be purchased separately for $10 in advance or $15 onsite.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and hors d’oeuvres will be served.
ECS Corrosion Division Award
Reception
A reception will be held in honor
of all the Honolulu Meeting ECS Corrosion Division H.H. Uhlig and Morris Cohen
Award recipients. The reception will take place from 1900 – 2000 in Kahili 2,
Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
. Tickets
are required and must be purchased separately for $10 in advance or $15 onsite.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and hors d’oeuvres will be served.
ECS
Max Bredig Award in Molten Salt Chemistry Dinner and Address
Beginning at 1900, a dinner will
be held in the South Pacific Ballrooms 3 & 4, Level 6, of the Mid Pacific
Conference Center to honor Marcelle Gaune-Escard of CNRS.
After dinner, she will deliver the Max Bredig Award Address entitled,
”Some Steps on the
Molten Salt Route
.” Separate
tickets are required for this event and are $45 in advance and $65 onsite (if
available).
General Poster Session
A general poster session covering
several technical symposia and containing over 230 posters will be held in the
Coral Lounge, Level 6, in the Mid Pacific Conference Center from 1900-2100.
Beer, soft drinks, and snacks will be served on a complimentary basis.
Thursday,
October 7, 2004
General
Poster Session
A general poster session covering
several technical symposia and containing over 190 posters will be held in the
Coral Lounge, Level 6, in the Mid Pacific Conference Center from 1800-1930.
Beer, soft drinks, and snacks will be served on a complimentary basis.
Luau
on the Green
On Thursday evening,
October 7, 2004
, at
19:30
, a traditional luau is planned on the Lagoon Green at
the
Hilton
Hawaiian
Village
. All
registrants are encouraged to attend to enjoy this festive event on the final
night of the Meeting. Each guest
will be greeted by a Polynesian hostess with a Mai Tai Punch and shell lei.
Shortly thereafter, the conch shell blower’s signal will start the
luau, complete with roast pig, Huli Huli chicken, Mahi Mahi, and other island
delights. As the evening continues,
attendees will be entertained by a spectacular Polynesian show.
Separate tickets are required and are $59 in advance and $79 onsite
(pending availability).
Committee
Meetings
Sunday, October 3, 2004
1500 ECS Electronics Division
Subcommittee on Compound Semiconductors, Sea
Pearl
&2,
Level 6, Mid
Pacific
Conference
Center
1500 ECS
Electronics Division Subcommittee on ULSI Science & Technology, Hibiscus 2,
Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
1500 ECS
Physical Electrochemistry Division Symposium Planning Committee, Kahili 1, Level
2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
1530 ECS
Electronics Division Technical Direction and Evaluation Subcommittee, Kahili 2,
Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
1600 ECS
Nominating Committee, Tiare Room, Level 2, Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
1600 ECS
Interface Advisory Board, Senate Room, Ilima Board Room, Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
1700 ECS
Corrosion Division Executive Committee, Hibiscus 1, Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
1730 ECS
Electronics Division Technical Program Planning Subcommittee, Kahili 2, Level 2,
Kalia Executive Conference Center
1800 ECS Battery
Division Executive Committee, Scribe Room, Sea Pearl 3 & 4, Level 6, Mid
Pacific Conference Center
1830 ECS Dielectric
Science and Technology Division Governing Body/Long-Range Planning Committee,
Hibiscus 2, Level 2, Kalia Executive Conference Center
1830 ECS Council of
Sections,
Honolulu
1, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1730 ECS Luminescence
and Display Materials Division Executive Committee, Kahili 1, Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
2000
ECS Electronics Division Executive Committee, Sea Pearl 1 & 2, Level 6, Mid
Pacific
Conference
Center
2030 ECS Sensor Division Executive Committee,
Honolulu
1, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
Monday, October 4
0700 ECS Industrial
Electrolysis and Electrochemical Engineering Division Executive Committee, Ilima
Boardroom, Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
0700 ECS Dielectric
Science and Technology Division Symposium Planning Committee, Sea
Pearl
3 & 4, Level 6, Mid
Pacific
Conference
Center
0700 ECS High
Temperature Materials Division Executive Committee, Iolani 5, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
0700 ECS Physical
Electrochemistry Division Executive Committee, Iolani 3, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
0700 ECS
Battery
Division Symposium Planning
Committee, Iolani 4, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
0930 ECS Solid-State
Science and Technology Award Subcommittee, Ilima Boardroom, Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
0930 ECS Ad Hoc Gift
Acceptance Committee, Iolani 3, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1030 ECS Education
Committee, Iolani 3, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1330 ECS Society Meeting
Committee, Iolani 4, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1400 ECS Letters Advisory Board Committee, Ilima Boardroom, Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
1500 ECS New Technology
Subcommittee, Iolani 3, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1500 ECS Corporate Membership Committee, Tiare Room, Level 2, Kalia
Executive Conference Center
1600 ECS Nano Technology Subcommittee, Iolani 3, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1600 ECS Honors and Awards Committee, Sea Pearl 3 & 4, Level 2, Kalia
Executive Conference Center
1700 ECS European
Section Executive Committee, Iolani 3, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1800 ECS European Section Meeting, Iolani 3, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1900 ECS Energy
Technology Division Executive Committee, Ilima Boardroom, Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
2000 ECS
Electrodeposition Division Executive Committee, Iolani 3, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
Tuesday, October 5
0730 ECS Council of Past
Presidents, Iolani 3, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
0730 ECS Symposium
Subcommittee, Iolani 6, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
0730 ECS Journal
Editorial Board, Iolani 4, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
0900 ECS Publication
Committee, Iolani 5, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1030 ECS Individual
Membership Committee/Division/Group/Section Representatives, Iolani 3, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1330 ECS Technical
Affairs Committee, Iolani 3, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1530 ECS Finance
Committee, Iolani 6, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1800 ECS Ad Hoc Development Committee, Iolani 5, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
Wednesday, October 6
1000 ECS Ways
and Means Committee, Iolani 5, Level
2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
1215 ECS Financial
Policy Advisory Committee, Iolani 6, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
Thursday, October 7
0900 ECS Board of
Directors Meeting, Tropics Showroom, Lower Level, Ali’I Tower
17:00
ECS
Japan
Section Meeting, Nautilus 2, Level
6, Mid
Pacific
Conference
Center
Coffee
Breaks
Sponsored by FMC Lithium
Monday, 0930-1000, Palace Lounge, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
Tuesday, 0930-1000, Palace Lounge and
Honolulu
Suites Prefunction, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
, Coral Ballroom 3, Level 6, Mid
Pacific
Conference
Center
, Lower Level,
Rainbow
Tower
Wednesday, 0930-1000, Palace Lounge and
Honolulu
Suites Prefunction, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
, Coral Ballroom 3, Level 6, Mid
Pacific
Conference
Center
, Lower Level,
Rainbow
Tower
Thursday, 0930-1000, Coffee Stations near Technical Session Rooms
Friday, 0930-1000, Coffee Stations near Technical Session Rooms
Technical
Session Co-Chair Orientation
All technical
session co-chairs will be contacted via email with instructions prior to the
meeting. Please check in with the
ECS Headquarters Staff in Iolani 1, Level 2,
Tapa
Conference
Center
on the day of your session to
receive information on the cancelled papers for the day and to pick up
attendance sheets. We also ask that
you complete and return the attendance sheets to ECS Headquarters to help us
with future symposium planning. Attendance
sheets will be sent via email in advance, and will also be available in the ECS
Headquarters Office throughout the week.
Information
for Speakers and Audio Visual
All presentations
(oral and poster) must be in English. LCD
and overhead projectors will be available for oral presentations. Authors
will be required to bring their own laptop computers for presentation, and we
suggest that presenting authors verify laptop/projector compatibility in the
speaker ready room at the meeting. Poster presentations will be displayed in
English, on a board approximately 4 ft X 8 ft (1.22 m by 2.45 m), corresponding
to their abstract number and day of presentation in the final program. Speakers
requiring special equipment must make a written request to the ECS headquarters
prior to the meeting and appropriate arrangements will be made at the expense of
the author.
Poster
Sessions
For those authors presenting posters, please
arrive approximately two hours in advance of the start of your session to
begin setting up your poster displays. Please do not begin setting up your
poster until all the poster boards have been numbered.
Plan your display to fit on one upright panel approximately 8 feet
wide by 4 feet tall. Present displayed information from left to right, starting
at the top left of the panel. The paper title, number, names and affiliations of
all authors MUST be at the top of the display. The recommended print size
for the title is approximately 1 to 2" (2.5 cm to 5 cm) high.
Authors should minimize written text but use it when necessary to
emphasize essential data and/or to stimulate discussion.
Posters must be written in English. All illustrations, drawings, charts,
pictures, graphs, figures, and written text should be large enough to allow easy
reading from a distance of 5' (1.5 m). Matted and finished photographs are
recommended to enhance visibility. Pins,
tape, and/or thumbtacks will be supplied at the meeting. Commercial
advertisements or publicity will NOT be permitted in poster
presentations. Authors violating this regulation will be asked to remove their
presentations immediately. Authors are responsible for setting up their
displays, for being present during the entire scheduled poster session, and for
removing their displays at the conclusion of the poster session. No posters will
be displayed without author participation. NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE GRANTED.
Authors are responsible for the security of their displays and all items of
value. The sponsoring Societies will not assume any responsibility for lost,
stolen, or broken articles. Additional
information or special requirements should be addressed to the individual
symposium organizers prior to the meeting.
Speaker-Ready
Room
Two Speaker‑Ready Rooms
will be available Sunday through Friday located in the Mid Pacific Conference
Center Office 1 and in the South Pacific Boardroom, Level 2,
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
. These rooms are available to allow speakers the
opportunity to preview their transparencies and prepare for their presentations.
We highly recommend that speakers verify their laptop’s compatibility with
the sample LCD projector that will be located in this room, prior to their
presentation. Additionally,
there will be audiovisual technician tables located at stations outside the
meeting rooms for your assistance.
Speaker Indemnification
The ideas and opinions expressed
in the technical sessions, conferences, and any handout materials provided are
those of the presenter. They are not those of the sponsoring Societies, nor can
any endorsement by the Sponsoring Societies be claimed.
Discussion
No recording will be made of the
oral discussions. Those contributing to the discussion of a paper and desiring
their remarks to be published should send the discussion to the Director of
Publications, JOURNAL OF THE ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY,
65 South Main Street
,
Pennington
,
New Jersey
08534‑2839,
USA
. The discussion will then be referred to the author
for a reply. Publication of the
discussion and the comments of the author(s) depend on the publication of the
paper in the JOURNAL. Written
discussion of a published paper should be submitted within two months following
the publication of the article.
Note
Photographing of presentations
will be permitted unless specifically prohibited by the speaker. PHOTO FLASH AND
PHOTO FLOODS ARE PROHIBITED. TAPE RECORDINGS, EXCEPT ON BEHALF OF THE SPONSORING
SOCIETIES, ARE PROHIBITED.
Employment
Services
There will be a special bulletin
board in the registration area for employment posters. Companies desiring to
recruit employees are requested to place their announcements on this special
board. Please note that these announcements should be no larger than 8 ½"
x 11".
In addition, the Mid Pacific
Conference Office 2, located on the sixth floor of the Mid Pacific Conference
Center will be available as an Employment Interview Room from 0800 to 1700
Monday through Friday. This room will be open all day for representatives from
those companies or institutions that would like to interview prospective
applicants for their use in interviewing and screening prospective applicants
during the meeting.
ADA
Accessibility
Special accommodations for
disabled attendees will be handled on an individual basis provided that adequate
notice is given to the ECS headquarters office.
Corporate Meeting
Sponsors
FMC Lithium
Entek Membranes Research
BAE Systems
eSpin
Princeton
Applied Research
Radiometer Analytical
Sidehill Copper Works
Symposium
and Session Organizers
A1 General Student Poster Session
Organizers: S. Seal, H. Nishihara
A2 Nanotechnology
Organizers: W.A. van Schalkwijk, P. Kamat, M. Watanabe, W. Schindler
B1 Rechargeable Lithium and Lithium Ion Batteries
Organizers: Z. Ogumi, K. Striebell, K. Zaghib, J. Yamaki
C1
Battery
and Energy Technology Joint General Session
Organizers: D. Scherson, J. Prakash. Z. Ogumi
C2 Hydrogen Storage and Production, Nickel-Metal Hydride
Batteries
Organizers: C. Iwakura,
C.A.
Linkous, N. Kuriyama
D1 Intercalation Compounds for
Battery
Materials
Organizers: M.S. Whittingham, R. Kanno, G. Sandi, J. Prakash
E1 Electrochemical Capacitor and Hybrid Power Sources
Organizers: R.J. Brodd, D.H. Doughty,
K. Naoi, M. Morita, C. Nanjundiah, J.H. Kim, G. Nagasubramanian, S.G. Park
F1 Corrosion General Poster Session
Organizers: R.G. Kelly
F2 Corrosion in Marine and Saltwater Environments II
Organizers: D.A. Schifler, P.M.
Natishan, T. Tsuru, S. Ito
G1 Third International Symposium on Pits and Pores:
Formation, Properties, and Significance for Advanced Materials
Organizers: P. Schmuki, D.J. Lockwood,
Y.H. Ogata, M. Seo, H. Isaacs
H1 Solid-State Joint General Poster Session
Organizers: C.L. Claeys, M.J. Deen, M.
Kubota
I1 First International Symposium on Dielectrics for
Nanosystems: Materials Science,
Processing, Reliability, and Manufacturing
Organizers: R. Singh, H. Iwai, R.R.
Tummala
,
S.C.
Sun
J1- Thin Film Materials, Processes, and Reliability
Organizers: G.S. Mathad, M. Engelhardt,
K. Kondo, H. S. Rathore
J2 TFTT VII Symposium
Organizers: Y. Kuo, M. Matsumara, M.
Hatano, P. Migliorato, J. Jang, O. Bonnaud
J3 International Symposium on Nanoscale Devices and
Materials
Organizers: S. Bandyophdhyay, M. Cahay,
H. Hasegawa, N. Kohsida, J. Leburton, D.J. Lockwood, A. Stella
K1 High Purity Silicon VIII
Organizers: C.L. Claeys, R. Falster, P.
Stallhofer, M. Watanabe
L1 Electronics Packaging
Organizers: K. Kondo, M. Datta, H.
Honma, P.A. Kohl, Y. Tsukada
L2 Eighth International Symposium on Magnetic Materials,
Processes, and Devices
Organizers: C. Bonhote, S.R. Brankovic,
W. Schwarzacher, G. Zangari, T. Osaka, Y. Kitamoto
L3 Molecular Structure of the Solid-Liquid Interface and
its Relationship to Electrodeposition IV
Organizers: R.C. Alkire, T. Homma, Y.
Ito, D.M. Kolb
M1 Nitride and Wide Bandgap Semiconductors for Sensors,
Photonics, and Electronics V
Organizers: H.M. Ng, T.D. Moustakas,
R.C. Fitch, H.S. Shen, S.J. Pearton, K. Kishino, Y. Nanishi, Y. Kawakami
M2 SiGe: Materials,
Processing, and Devices
Organizers: D. Harame, J. Murota, H.
Iwai, G.M. Oleszek, M.R. Caymax
M3 State-of-the-Art Program on Compound Semiconductors XLI
Organizers: A.G. Baca, W.K. Chan, K.
Shiojima, R.F. Kopf
N1- Second International Symposium on Integrated
Optoelectronics
Organizers: M.J. Deen, C. Jagadish, T.
Mizumoto
O1 Electrochemistry in New Forms of Carbon
Organizers: K. Zaghib, Z. Ogumi, J.
Prakash
P1 Advances in Energy Conversion and Storage
Organizers: M.A. Ryan, E.S. Takeuchi,
D. Scherson
Q1 Applications of Nanomaterials in High Performance
Batteries and Fuel Cells
Organizers: T. Abe, J. Prakash
Q2 Fundamental Science and Technology of Photofunctional
Interfaces
Organizers: Y. Nakato, H. Inoue, B.A.
Parkinson, M.T. Spitler, J. Prakash, P.V. Kamat, G. Rumbles
R1 Nanostructure and Function of Fullerenes, Carbon
Nanotubes, and Related Materials
Organizers: F. D'Souza, N. Nakashima,
T. Akasaka, S. Fukuzumi, D. Guldi, O. Ito, J.F. Nierengarten, K. Komatsu, Y.
Rubin
S1 Fifth International Symposium on Ionic and Mixed
Conducting Ceramics
Organizers: M. Mogensen, T.
Ramanarayanan, H. Yokokawa
T1 High Temperature Corrosion and Materials Chemistry V
Organizers: E. Opila, J. Fergus, P. Hou,
T. Mauyama, T. Narita, E. Wuchina, D. Shifler
U1 Ninth International Symposium on Diamond Materials
Organizers: G.M. Swain, T. Ando, W.D.
Brown, W.P. Kang, H.B. Martin
V1 Chlor-Alkali Chemical Synthesis
Organizers: P.C. Foller, N. Furuya
W1 Fourth International Symposium on Proton Conducting
Membrane Fuel Cells
Organizers: J.W. Van Zee, M. Murthy,
S.R. Narayan, E.S. Takeuchi, T.F. Fuller, K. Ota
X1 Computational Chemistry and Electrochemistry
Organizers: P.B. Balbuena, J.M.
Seminario, T. Osaka
X2 Membranes and Separators for Fuel Cells and Batteries
Organizers: P. Arora, S. Creager, N.
Kamiya
Y1 Thirteenth International Symposium on the Physics and
Chemistry of Luminescent Materials
Organizers: A.M. Srivastava, C.R.
Ronda, D.J. Lockwood, H. Yamamoto
AB1 New Developments in Synthetic and Mechanistic Organic
Electrochemistry
Organizers: A. Fry, T. Fuchigami, K.
Moeller, Y. Matsumura
AC1 Bioelectrochemistry, Biosensor, and Biodevice
Technology
Organizers: H. Matsuoka, T. Matsue,
I.
Taniguchi, J.F. Rusling, F.M.
Hawkridge, C. Bruckner-Lea
AD1 Physical Electrochemistry General Session
Organizers: G. Brisard, M. Osawa
AD2 Liquid-Liquid Interfaces and Phase Transfer Catalysis
Organizers: M.R. Philpott, P. Vanysek,
T. Kakiuchi,
I.
Benjamin
AD3 Seventh International Symposium on Electrode Processes
Organizers: V.I. Birss, M. Josowicz, D.
Evans, M. Osawa
AE1 Fourteenth International Symposium on Molten Salts
Organizers: D. Costa, H.C. De Long, R.
Hagiwara, R.A. Mantz, G.R. Stafford, P.C. Trulove
AE2 Electrophoresis and Microfluidics
Organizers: P. Vanysek,
I.
Fritsch, A.J. Ricco, J.R. Stetter, Y.
Baba, T. Kitamori
AF1 Chemical Sensors VI: Chemical and Biological Sensors
and Analytical Systems
Organizers: C. Bruckner-Lea, P. Vanysek,
G. Hunter, M. Egashira, N. Miura, F. Mizutani
AG1 Microfabricated Systems and MEMS VII
Organizers: P.J. Hesketh, J.L.
Davidson, H.G. Hughes, D.Misra, S. Shoji
AH1 Biological Nanostructures, Materials, and Applications
Organizers: M. Urquidi-Macdonald, S.
Seal,
I.
Taniguchi, P. Guo
Nontechnical
Registrants Program
All family members and guests are
encouraged to register for the 2004 Joint International Meeting as a
“Nontechnical Registrant.” The modest registration fee of $75 (in advance)
or $175 (on site) and includes admission to all general social events and an
exclusive continental breakfast Monday through Thursday, in Kahili 1 & 2,
Level 2, in the
Kalia
Executive
Conference
Center
. Complimentary
lectures include a “Welcome to
Honolulu
” lecture that includes an overview of the city;
historical stories by a Hawaiian storyteller on Tuesday morning. We hope that
you will make plans to be with old and new acquaintances.
Sightseeing
Tours
American Express® Travel
Services can assist you with your arrangements for tours and activities. For
your convenience, there are two American Express Tour & Activity desks on
site at the
Hilton
Hawaiian
Village
. Here, you can book tours to all major
Oahu
attractions, sites and outer island trips. American
Express Travel Services also offers financial services such as foreign currency
exchange and purchase of Hilton gift certificates.
Hours of Operation
Open daily:
7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Two Convenient Locations at the Village
Main Lobby of the resort
Tapa Tower® ground floor near the elevators
Telephone: (808) 947-2607 or in the resort call Ext. 29 or 31
Fax: (808) 946-8039
Monday, October 4, 2004
8:30-9:00 AM
– Welcome to
Honolulu
Our experts will host this
orientation in Kahili 1 & 2, Level 2,
Kalia
Tower
. The
Honolulu
area attractions, activities available at the Hilton,
“how to get around”, tours and safety tips are a few of the topics to be
discussed.
Price: Complimentary for
Nontechnical Registrants
Tuesday, October 5, 2004
8:30 AM – 9:30 AM
- Hawaiian Story Teller
This
morning’s program includes a speaker, Marlene Sai.
Ms. Sai is a local entertainer and storyteller.
Today’s lecture will take place in Kahili 1 & 2, Level 2,
Kalia
Tower
.