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GEW 2012

Global Technology Leaders Conference 2012

Berkeley, California

13 November 2012-14 November 2012

The Global Technology Leaders Conference recognizes the entrepreneurial vision of A. Richard Newton, Dean of the College of Engineering, UC Berkeley from 2000-2007. This years conference: Engineering Engineering Innovation by Design. From 3-D printers and flexible electronics to nanotech water filters and high-efficiency solar films, today’s designers and engineers are taking a hands-on approach to invent products that meet real-world needs. At the 2012 Global Technology Leaders conference, you will meet researchers, industry leaders and even ‘maker movement’ enthusiasts who are harvesting the best in emerging technologies to create innovative solutions for health care, energy efficiency, sustainability and other challenges

Global Technology Leaders Conference 2012

Berkeley, California

13 November 2012-14 November 2012

The Global Technology Leaders Conference recognizes the entrepreneurial vision of A. Richard Newton, Dean of the College of Engineering, UC Berkeley from 2000-2007. This years conference: Engineering Engineering Innovation by Design. From 3-D printers and flexible electronics to nanotech water filters and high-efficiency solar films, today’s designers and engineers are taking a hands-on approach to invent products that meet real-world needs. At the 2012 Global Technology Leaders conference, you will meet researchers, industry leaders and even ‘maker movement’ enthusiasts who are harvesting the best in emerging technologies to create innovative solutions for health care, energy efficiency, sustainability and other challenges

GEW 2011

Global Technology Leaders Conference

Mountain View, California

18 November 2011-19 November 2011

The Global Technology Leaders Conference coincides with Global Entrepreneurship Week and recognizes the entrepreneurial vision of A. Richard Newton, Dean of the College of Engineering, UC Berkeley from 2000-2007. This years conference: Engineering Our Wireless Future With more than 5 billion users of mobile devices, the world has gone wireless. Wireless technologies are transforming communications, commerce, healthcare, energy use and other domains at an unprecedented rate. We invite you to hear from the industry leaders and Berkeley Engineering researchers who are creating the ubiquitous, reliable and ultra-low power devices and networks that will shape our wireless future.