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National Entrepreneur Center, 3201 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32803, www.nationalEC.org
National Entrepreneur Center, 3201 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32803, www.nationalEC.org
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Invitation to Free Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights
INSIGHTS
FOR EXPORTERS:
A GUIDE TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
A GUIDE TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
August 28 • 8:15 a.m. –
5:30 p.m. • National Entrepreneur Center • Orlando
• Free •
• Free •
The majority of a company's value
isn't in what it does. It's in what it knows and how
well it's known. For example, you can make a great widget but
if no one knows it's your widget, they don't know to come to you to buy
from the best!
· Trademarks
and Service Marks: words, phrases, symbols, etc., that identify
the source of the goods and services in commerce.
· Trade
Secrets: recipes, pricing methodologies, marketing strategies,
etc. -- things of commercial value that are not widely known.
·
Domain
Names: a identification string that
defines a realm (presence) on the Internet, such as www.export.gov.
·
Copyright: website content, graphics,
print and television advertisements, music, artwork, etc. -- creative
expression.
·
Patents: inventions and improvements,
as well as ornamental designs.
Come learn what makes YOUR company so valuable and how to
protect what you’ve got in our increasingly global world!
SPEAKERS
The U.S. Patent and Trademark
Office (USPTO)
ITA / Office of Intellectual
Property Rights
VENUE
National Entrepreneur Center
(Inside the Fashion Square
Mall)
3201 E. Colonial Drive
Orlando, FL 32803
REGISTER
QUESTIONS
Call 407-420-4848 and ask for
Julie Matthews
This event is offered free of
charge thanks to the generous sponsorship of Orange County Government, FL.
Hosted by the National Entrepreneur
Center, the Florida District Export Council and the International Trade
Administration / U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service / Orlando U.S. Export
Assistance Center.
Monday, July 30, 2012
Seminar: 8.9.12 / CREOL 102 / 11-12pm / “Cubic nonlinearity of organic molecules: the properties and methodologies”, Kenji Kamada
Seminar: “Cubic nonlinearity of
organic molecules: the properties and methodologies”, Kenji Kamada
CREOL 102
Thursday, August 9, 2012 / 11-12pm
Kenji Kamada
AIST, Osaka
Abstract:
Overview of the real and imaginary parts of the
cubic nonlinear optical responses of organic molecular systems will be
presented. First, decomposition of the OHD-OKE response of organic
liquids into the instantaneous and causal components and the relation to the
electronic and nuclear nonlinearity is discussed with the time evolution of the
response with different pulse durations. Second, two-photon absorption
properties of several organic molecules measured by the Z-scan method and some
technical issues related the effects of induced Raman scattering and
optical-intensity distribution along Z-axis etc. are discussed.
Biography:
Present Position:
Senior Research Scientist, National Institute for
Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), AIST Kansai Center located
in Osaka.
Master of Engineering in Chemistry (Ultrafast
spectroscopy) from Osaka University (1988).
Ph. D in Applied Physics from Osaka University
(1997).
Industrial experience (1988–1991)
Researcher in an ERATO Project, Japan Science and
Technology Agency (1991–1993)
Researcher, National Research Institute at Osaka
(ONRI) (1993–1995)
Senior Research Scientist, ONRI (reorganized into
AIST since 2001) (1995–present)
Invited positions:
Invited professor, Graduate School of Science /
Graduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University, Japan
(2006/2007–present)
Invited professor, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan
(2009–present)
Invited professor, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon,
France (2011–2012)
For More Information:
David Hagan
Hagan @ creol. ucf. edu
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Affiliates of CREOL,
SPIE
Medical Imaging will take place 9 –
14 February 2013, at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort, Lake Buena Vista
(Orlando Area), Florida. This multidisciplinary, internationally
recognized conference offers cutting-edge research and development
in medical imaging. Technical Conference topic areas include: physics of
medical imaging; image processing; computer-aided diagnosis; image-guided
procedures, robotic interventions and modeling; biomedical applications in
molecular, structural and functional imaging; image perception, observer
performance, and technology; advanced PACS-based imaging informatics and
therapeutic applications; ultrasonic imaging, tomography and therapy. New this
year is digital pathology. This year’s featured Plenary Speaker is Geoffrey D.
Rubin, M.D., George Barth Geller Professor of Radiology and Bioengineering ;
Chair, Department of Radiology Duke University Medical Center. His topic
is: “Critical Path Technology: Volumetric Analyses in the Interpretation
of CT Data”. Plan to participate or attend. For more information, visit us at: www.spie.org.
Denise
Whiteside
Assistant
to the Dean
CREOL,
The College of Optics & Photonics
University
of Central Florida
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Custom Calibration Solutions Open House
Custom Calibration Solutions in Ewing, NJ is having an Open House at their newly refurbished facilities on Thursday, 26 July, from 3-11pm. In addition to a tour of their labs, the event offers live music, refreshments, a wine tasting, and a great opportunity to learn about the company and their offerings. Loved ones are welcome, the music is promised to be the best, but a limited supply of wine for tasting. RSVP’s to sales@custom-cal.com. More info on their website at http://www.custom-cal.com/blog/. Custom-Cal is a member of the Florida Photonics Cluster (FPC).
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
New Product Announcment from Analog Modules
(July 10, 2012) The Model 763 OEM
seed laser diode driver (pump laser diode driver) is ideal for driving 14-pin
butterfly packaged laser diode modules or semiconductor optical amplifiers
(SOA) for use in CW or pulsed fiber MOPA and EDFA systems. The driver is
implemented as a transconductance amplifier (analog voltage in, scaled current
out) with operation up to 1.2A, 3.0V and pulsewidths down to 10ns. The driver
circuitry operates from a single +5V power source. All other required voltages
are generated on the board by high efficiency switching power supplies. The 763
is manufactured to the RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC requirements. For detailed
specifications and outline drawings on the Model 763, visit our website at www.analogmodules.com/products/laser-diode.php to view the product data sheet.
Please contact AMI to discuss the specifics of your application at sales@analogmodules.com or phone +1 407-339-4355.
(July 10, 2012) The Model 763 OEM
seed laser diode driver (pump laser diode driver) is ideal for driving 14-pin
butterfly packaged laser diode modules or semiconductor optical amplifiers
(SOA) for use in CW or pulsed fiber MOPA and EDFA systems. The driver is
implemented as a transconductance amplifier (analog voltage in, scaled current
out) with operation up to 1.2A, 3.0V and pulsewidths down to 10ns. The driver
circuitry operates from a single +5V power source. All other required voltages
are generated on the board by high efficiency switching power supplies. The 763
is manufactured to the RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC requirements. For detailed
specifications and outline drawings on the Model 763, visit our website at www.analogmodules.com/products/laser-diode.php to view the product data sheet.
Please contact AMI to discuss the specifics of your application at sales@analogmodules.com or phone +1 407-339-4355.Tuesday, July 3, 2012
India At Your Fingertips!
Dear Valued Exporters,
We
are pleased to offer this special opportunity to attend a Business Seminar
on the Indian Market. The seminar will feature information presented by Mr. James Golsen,
Principal Commercial Officer at
the
U.S. Consulate
in Chennai,
India. Mr.
Golsen
also manages the growing southern Indian
markets
of Bangalore
and Hyderabad.
Open your company to
doing business in
India
Over 95 percent
of the world’s customers
are
located beyond U.S. borders.
Over a billion of those are located in India.
India’s requirements for
equipment
and services
for major
sectors
such as
energy, environmental,
healthcare,
high-tech,
infrastructure,
transportation,
and defense
will
exceed tens
of billions of
dollars in
the
mid-term
as the Indian
economy further globalizes
and expands.
As per the latest
data available,
India’s GDP growth
for FY
2011-12 was
7 percent.
• Learn
about the Best
Prospect
sectors
within the Indian
Market.
• Find out
about the Department
of Commerce products, services, and
events giving U.S. business the tools to
capture the Indian
market.
• What is the future
of doing
business in
the
Indian market from
a world
perspective and
in terms of
continued
Indian reforms?
•
What are the major
challenges
to doing
business in
India
and how to
overcome
them?
How do I register?
Please contact me for
more information and for help registering. The event costs $15 and will
run on Monday, July 9th from 8:30a.m. to 11:00a.m. Or you may
register directly through this weblink:
https://emenuapps.ita.doc.gov/ePublic/newWebinarRegistration.jsp?SmartCode=2Q92
Sincerely,
Rachel Kreissl
Commercial Officer
Tampa Bay Export Assistance Center
13805 58th Street North, Suite 1-200
Clearwater, FL 33760
Phone: (727) 464-4166 -Mobile: (727)
215-2141
Fax: (727) 893-3839
Email: Rachel . Kreissl @ trade. gov
*For more information about our organization and services, please visit http://www.export.gov/florida/
Email: Rachel . Kreissl @ trade. gov
*For more information about our organization and services, please visit http://www.export.gov/florida/
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