CANEUS 2009 Workshops

Poster Sessions

CANEUS 2009 will include poster presentations by many of the speakers presenting at the conference. Poster papers will be on display Monday through Wednesday in the poster room, and authors will be available to discuss their papers during the designated poster session times and Coffee Breaks.

Poster Session regulations:

1. Each author will be provided with a 1m wide X 1m 50 high (max) bulletin board space in the poster session area.
2. Authors are responsible for fastening their materials to the bulletin board in their designated space.
3. The poster presentation may be in any form that fits within this space: technical paper, poster, PowerPoint slides, etc.
4. Computers or other materials that do not fit in the designated space are not permitted.

In general, these posters will cover:

• Exciting early research results in MNT materials, devices, and systems.
• MNT system development including packaging and reliability testing results.
• Perspectives of end-users from aerospace and defense sectors, including lessons learned from the implementation of emerging MNT-systems in aerospace applications.
• Investment perspectives, both private and government, of early, mid-maturity and late-stage (system-level) investment into MNT development.
• Examples of international, cross-border collaborations leading to joint development of MNT at various maturity levels ranging from the concept to system stage.

In addition, the posters will also cover the following list of subtopics with a particular emphasis on lessons learned in transitioning new technologies to applications:

• Multi-functional structures
• Composites

• Defense needs and lessons learned
• Manned and Unmanned Space needs
• Aeronautics applications
• Commercial (non-aerospace) applications

• Aerospace materials
• Propulsion
• Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GN&C)
• Communications
• Environmental Monitoring and Surveillance
• Instrument Systems

• Novel packaging techniques for MNT systems
• Harsh Environment packaging and testing
• Radiation tolerance

• Civilian Space Missions
• Military Space Missions
• New Aircraft applications

• Governmental investment
• Private investment
• International MNT-development collaborations
• Pilot programs for coordinated international development of aerospace MNT Systems

Shipping address for poster session materials:

Dionna Y. Suess
Administrative Assistant
Small Spacecraft Division
NASA Ames Research Center
M/S 202-3 Bldg. 202 Rm. 001
Moffett Field, CA 94035