Introduction: Susan Hockfield, President of MIT

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Introduction, cont’d: Suzanne Berger, Professor of Political Science

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Introduction cont’d: Ken Gabriel, Deputy Director of DARPA

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Introduction to panel one: Angela Belcher, Professor of Biological Engineering

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Materials genome project: Gerbrand Cedar, Professor of Materirals Science and Engineering

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Lightweight materials for transport: Charles Fine, Professor at Sloan School of Management

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Lightweight materials cont’d: Richard Roth, Research assistant in Engineering Systems

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Bio-inspired materials: Christine Ortiz, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering

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Nanomanufacturing: Martin Culpepper, Professor of Mechanical Engineering

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Intro to panel two: Charles Cooney, Professor of Chemical Engineering

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Robotics and AI in manufacturing: Rodney Brooks, Professor of Robotics

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Production transformation in pharma-bio: Bernhardt Trout, Professor of Chemical Engineering

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Crossover between services and manufacturing: Sanjay Sarma, Director of MIT-SUTD Collaboration

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Sustainable manufacturing systems: Timothy Gutowski, Professor of Mechanical Engineering

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Panel two Q&A

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Closing remarks: Michael Cusumano, Professor at Sloan School of Management

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A thought for future panels. I find that the sound reproduction is inconsistent and inadequate and might be vastly improved by the use of lapel microphones or multiple pickups that could prevent the fluctions in sound level when the speakers turn or move away from the microphone. Reception is poor even at the highest volume setting. Video Reception on the other hand is excellent. I look forward to these panels with great interest, but am unable follow the discussion due to variations in the sound level.

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