ATP Fall 1998 National Meeting

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Workshop on Combinatorial Methods for Materials Discovery
ATP Fall National Meeting
November 18, 1998

Overview:

This workshop will bring together experts in fields impacting combinatorial chemistry as applied to the discovery of catalysts and advanced materials. The speakers will discuss the latest technological and commercial advances and needs in the area in relation to the ATP mission. A panel discussion will focus on the promising future applications and their key technological challenges. The goal of the workshop is to stimulate competitive ATP proposals in combinatorial methodologies applied to specific applications.

TIME	PRESENTER	TITLE
9:00	John Hewes NIST/ATP	*Combinatorial Chemistry and the Advanced Technology Program*
9:30	Joseph Hogan ArQule, Inc.	*Parallel Processing in Synthetic Chemistry*
10:00	Jennifer Holmgren UOP, LLP	*Heterogeneous Catalysis Applications of Combinatorial Methods and High-Throughput Screening*
10:30		Break
10:45	Steve Semancik NIST	*Micro-hotplate Array Studies of the Processing and Performance of Gas Sensing Materials*
11:15	Lynn Schneemeyer Lucent-Bell Labs	*Discovery of a Useful Thin-Film Dielectric using a Composition-Spread Approach*
11:45	John D. Hewes NIST/ATP	Morning session wrap-up
12:15		Lunch
1:30	John Newsam MSI	*High Throughput Experimentation: Computational Requirements* Download Powerpoint presentation
2:00	Suresh Mahajan Catalytica Pharmaceuticals	*Development Challenges for Catalyst Systems by Combinatorial Methodology*
2:30		Break
2:45	Bob Wilson SRI International	*ATP Funding for the Effective Utilization of High Throughput Screening and Related Technologies*
3:15	Thomas Baiga SCYLLA Chemical, Inc.	*A Model Study of Combinatorial Chemistry Applied to Homogeneous Catalysis*
3:45	James Cawse GE Central R&D	*Application of Combinatorial Chemistry to Industrial Material Problems*
4:15	Panel Discussion Participants	What are the key technological barriers that ATP funding can address?

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Workshop on Combinatorial Methods for Materials Discovery ATP Fall National Meeting November 18, 1998

Workshop on Combinatorial Methods for Materials Discovery
ATP Fall National Meeting
November 18, 1998