European Council of Applied Sciences and Engineering
U.S. National Academy of Engineering
2010 EU-US Frontiers of Engineering
September 1-3, 2010
Jesus College, Cambridge, U.K.
LIST OF SESSIONS
Symposium co-chairs: Richard A. Williams, University of Leeds, and Sergio Verdu, Princeton University
BIO-INSPIRED ENGINEERING
Session chairs: Robert Wood, Harvard University, and David Edwards, Le Laboratoire and Harvard University
How Insects Fly and Turn
Jane Wang, Cornell University, USA
Bio-Concrete: A Novel Bio-Based Material
Henk Jonkers, University of Delft, the Netherlands
Sensory Guidance of Locomotion: From Neurons to Newton’s Laws
Noah Cowan, Johns Hopkins University, USA
Self-Assembling Nanomedicine for Oncology
Harivardhan Lakkireddy, Sanofi Adventis, France
SIGNAL PROCESSING
Session chairs: Richard Baraniuk, Rice University, and Mislav Grgic, University of Zagreb
Exploiting Diversity and Specialization in Intelligent Systems via Adaptive Combination
Jeronimo Arenas Garcia, University Carlos II, Spain
Managing Massive Interference
Helmut Bolcskei, ETHZ, Switzerland
Discovering and Exploiting Structure in High-dimensional Data Sets
Martin J. Wainwright, University of California, Berkeley, USA
Compressive Sensing
Emmanuel Candes, Stanford University, USA
AUGMENTED REALITY
Session chairs: Ronald Azuma, Nokia Research Center Hollywood, and Jakob Andreas Baerentzen, Technical University of Denmark
Spatial Augmented Reality: Merging Real and Virtual Worlds
Ramesh Raskar, MIT Media Lab, USA
Visual Tracking Methods for Augmented Reality
Georg Klein, Microsoft, USA
Mobile AR: How Smartphones Can be Used to Augment Reality
Daniel Wagner, Qualcomm Austria Research Center
Interaction Techniques for AR by Non-Intrusive Devices
Alex Olwal, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
MATERIALS ECOLOGY
Session chairs: Carina Maria Alles, DuPont Engineering Research and Technology, and Paul Collier, Johnson Matthey Technology Centre
Industrial Ecology and Cradle-to-Cradle Management of Materials
Sangwon Suh, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
Examples of Highly-Integrated Approaches to Manufacturing Advanced Materials-I
Klaus Hellgardt, Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine-UK
Steel: A Sustainable Material
Jean-Sebastien Thomas, AcelorMittal, France
Sustainable Life Cycle Management of Complex Products: Automobiles
Wulf-Peter Schmidt, Ford Motor Company