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China, as the world’s biggest energy consumer, has an abundant of unconventional gas, such as shale gas which is exploitable reserves of 26 trillion cubic meters, as much as that found in the United States. There are abundant of unconventional gas resources in China but these resources need the opportunity to develop such as government encourage. In 2011, 12th Five-Year Plan, China’s government will build up flexible the political environment to attract more entrants to developing unconventional gas resource. Unconventional gas resource are expected to dedicate the future of energy sector across global, including China. Many international operators are attracted by the big potential market and get ready to explore China market.

China completed its first horizontal shale gas well, after 11 months of drilling, as the world’s biggest energy consumer seeks to tap its reserves of the cleaner-burning fuel.“Once we start large-scale production, shale gas won’t be an unconventional fuel for China anymore and it will play an important role to supply China’s energy needs,” Che Changbo, said, deputy director of the Ministry of Land and Resource’s oil and gas strategy center.

In Asia, Indonesia and India have the quite experience about unconventional gas exploration and production. Having plentiful of unconventional gas reserves is the major reason for these countries to develop but the flexible market access principles also stimulate unconventional gas booming in these countries. Sharing the advanced experience and technologies from global players is very helpful for Asian emerging market, particularly in China.

2nd Unconventional Gas Asia Summit 2011, which will be held on Dec 6th-9th, 2011, Beijing, China, is the international event focusing on Asia market including the policy changing, technical innovation and the project updating.

Hear the latest views and forecasts from key industry speakers from along the entire value chain, Speaker under prior consideration:

? Xinmin Jiang, Deputy Researcher, Energy Research Institute National Development and Reform Commission
? Ing Evita Legowo, Director General of Oil & Gas, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, the Republic of Indonesia
? Fengyin Xu, Vice General Manager, PetroChina Coalbed Methane Company Limited
? Baoyu Wang, Vice General Manager, JinCheng Anthracite Mining Group
? Weifeng Wu, General Manager, China United Coalbed Methane Corporation
? Xiaokang Fu, Director, International Cooperation, China United Coalbed Methane
? Prashant Modi, President & COO, Great Eastern Energy
? Rabdeep S Grewal Chairman & CEO, GREKA
? Michael R. McElwrath, CEO and President, Far East Energy
? Peter Cockcroft, Chairman, Blue Energy
? PK. Bhowmick, Executive Director-Head of Institute, KDMIPE, Oil and Natural Gas Corp
? Marek Karabula, Deputy Chief Executive, Upstream Operations, PGNiG
? Atilla Aydemir, Coordinator for Unconventional Resources Project, Turkish Petroleum Corporation
Highlights in 2nd Unconventional Gas Asia Summit 2011
? Projects Updating
? China Policy Updating
? China Current Projects
? Qinshui Basin-Main CBM Development in China
? Ordos Basin-Abundant Reserves for Shale Gas
? Sichuan Basin-Shale Gas Favorable Region
? New Shale Gas for Bidding
? Major Basin Projects Updating
? Raniganj Block
? Thrace Basin
? Technical Innovation & Utilization

On behalf of the organizing committee, we would like to invite you and other senior executives to attend the 2nd Unconventional Gas Asia Summit. With your attendance in UGAS we believe it will bring up the profile of your firm in the unconventional gas industry and probably bring more potential business to your company.

Organizing Committee of 2nd Unconventional Gas Asia Summit 2011
Tel: +86 21 5830 0710
Fax: +86 21 5831 1668
E-mail: info@szwgroup.com
Website: http://www.szwgroup.com/2011/unconventional/

Neoedge Pte. Ltd today announced its Silver and Premier Media sponsors for Loyalty & CRM Summit 2011, the company’s annual Loyalty & CRM event, on it’s third year and this time it’s going to be in New World Hotel Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. LoyaltyOne Consulting is this year’s Silver Sponsor while COLLOQUY is the Media Sponsor.

“LoyaltyOne has been our loyal event supporter and this year they again came on board as our Silver Sponsor while Colloquy to be our Media Sponsor and will once again ensure the networking and the learning aspects of the consortium of Loyalty & CRM experts will be maximised,” said Rekha Kaur, Conference Producer, Loyalty Events at Neoedge. “We have gathered world-class practitioners in the industry for three years in a row and this year will be our best one ever.”

Silver Sponsor:

LoyaltyOne is a global provider of loyalty strategy and programs, customer analytics and relationship marketing services. Its roster of clients includes leading businesses and brands in multiple sectors such as retail, banking, manufacturing, government, natural resources and utilities. LoyaltyOne businesses include Canada’s AIR MILES Reward Program – North America’s premiere coalition loyalty program, COLLOQUY, Precima, LoyaltyOne Consulting and Direct Antidote. LoyaltyOne’s industry-leading Associates, practical experience and proven capabilities set the benchmark of thought leadership in the loyalty marketplace. Toronto-based LoyaltyOne is an Alliance Data company. For more than 30 years, Alliance Data has helped its clients build more profitable, more loyal relationships with their customers. For more information, visit www.loyalty.com.

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COLLOQUY comprises a collection of resources devoted to the global loyalty marketing industry. The flagship resources are COLLOQUY®, a magazine serving the loyalty marketing industry since 1990, Colloquy.com, the most comprehensive loyalty web site in the world, COLLOQUY’s Research and Educational divisions, and the COLLOQUY Network, a global network of consultants certified in COLLOQUY’s consulting methodology. Together they provide a worldwide audience of 30,000+ marketers with consulting, news, editorial, educational and research services across all industries and around the globe.

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March 12, New Delhi, India- On the occasion of the 52nd anniversary of the National Tibetan Women’s Uprising Day, the Tibetan Women’s Association dedicated this day to honor the indomitable literary spirit of the Tibetan Women inside Tibet. TWA organized an exclusive literary event, “Honoring the Literary Spirit of Tibetan Women Inside Tibet”. The event held at the Deputy Speaker Hall of Constitution Club of India, featured a book launch and a panel discussion.

The book ‘A Sequence of Tortures; A Diary of Interrogations’ is written by Jamyang Kyi, who is one of the most important voices writing from Tibet. The writer has been jailed, and interrogated on many instances and continue to be under heavy scrutiny for her writing demanding more freedom in Tibet. As a writer, singer and blogger she continues to speak for her people at great peril of her life under the Chinese authorities. Her book originally written in Tibetan has been translated and published in three languages, Tibetan, English and Chinese by TWA who will be distributing the books worldwide.

Following the launch a panel discussion on the topic “Literary Spirit of Women Under Oppression” was held. Chaired by Swati Chopra , New Delhi based writer and poet and author of ‘Dharamsala Diaries’ and ‘Women Awakened: Stories of Contemporary Spirituality in India’, the key speakers for the panel discussion included: Gyari Dolma, Deputy Speaker of the Tibetan Parliament in Exile, Jaya Jaitly, Former president of Samta Party and Social Activist, Nafisa Ali, Social Activist and Actor and Nilanjana S. Roy, Journalist and Literary Critic. The guest speakers for the panel discussion are themselves women writers and activist who have always spoken for people and causes even when sometimes, their speaking up has angered certain parties and they have been threatened.

Swati Chopra observed that the book A” Sequence of Tortures; A Diary of Interrogations” addresses bigger issues the Chinese authorities are trying to make out of it. She lauded the author Jamyang Kyi for painstakingly outlining in great details the physical and psychological torture that she endured. “A ray of hope runs through the book and Jamyang Kyi is a believer in truth.”

Gyari Dolma honored the brave women inside Tibet and lamented that ‘while we are living in exile because of the consequences of oppression and occupation by a brutal force, the women inside Tibet are under fear because of oppression.’ She commended the grit and perseverance of Jamyang Kyi and said that ‘it’s amazing that even in her fear, we see strength’.

Jaya Jaitly pronounced that today’s function is about honoring women who are expressing themselves. She proclaimed that ‘the chakra for Indian freedom fighters is the pen for Tibetan people’. “Book lasts longer that we do and this book brings out the struggle in women, therefore let us honor the writing of Jamyang Kyi as an effective tool of non-violent protest.”

Nafisa Ali saluted the courage of women like Tsering Woeser and Jamyang Kyi, their cause and their mission. She expressed condolences to those affected by the Tsunami in Japan but bemoaned that ‘what Japan is going through today, Tibet goes through everyday’. Nafisa vehemently remarked that the world should let China and Tibet get the reform that is required. ” If the dictatorship gives way for a peaceful benefactor, then we will have a wonderful place in South East Asia.”

Nilanjana S. Roy quoted an expression by Jamyang Kyi : “Chinese are allowed to write articles but we Tibetans are not even allowed to create them.” She expressed her adulation for the writer and said that ‘the fluency with which Jamyang Kyi remembers everything of her 21 days in prison is amazing.’ Nilanjana affirmed that the book makes for a poignant reading and reflects many voices of women around the world.

The speakers vented an affirmative tone in saying that the book “A Sequence of Tortures; A Diary of Interrogations” make for an excellent example of ‘oral narratives of oppression that ends on a note of hope.’ They thanked TWA for bringing a remarkable writing into the consciousness of the readers.

Although it cannot be ascertained whether anything like the “A Sequence of Tortures; A Diary of Interrogations” will ever appear again, the fact remains that this writing represents a complete sequence of interrogations the likes of which had gone unrecorded. The publication not only lays bare the true situation of Tibetan people but also explores the harsh conditions under which individuals still continue to suffer. More importantly, it exposes a government that combines the characteristics of guile, deceit, and coercion. It is in a true sense a very moving personal account which resonates with the experiences of the elder generations, can be a source of inspiration for her peer group and provide a new avenue of emulation for upcoming generations.

Post 2008 national protests inside Tibet, the world is witnessing a cultural and intellectual renaissance in Tibet where intellectuals, thinkers and artists are reasserting their Tibetan identity and patriotism in a creative way. Tibetan Women like Tsering Woeser and Jamyang Kyi have written fiercely under oppression and their works have contributed largely to amplifying the suppressed voices in Tibet.

TWA pays paeans to these Tibetan women whose literary spirit, resilience and fearless acts have taken the Tibetan struggle notches higher and whose indomitable courage is exemplary of female fortitude and has encouraged women around the world. TWA is positive that today’s expression of solidarity will reach the women inside Tibet and that the voice of women inside Tibet will reach the women around the world.

BITEC, a favourite industrial and B2B events venue, formally announces today it plans to increase the percentage share of lifestyle events to 45% of its total events portfolio by 2013, compared to 32% in 2010. The move will avail the upscale and middle class neighborhood near and around BITEC, which remained has untapped to date.

“A total of 40 exhibitions were held at BITEC in 2010.Twenty-seven or 68% were industrial events, while 13 or 32%were lifestyle events. We are targeting to improve the percentage share of lifestyle events to 45% by the year 2013,” said Ms. PanitthaBuri, Director of Marketing & Sales, Director of Marketing and Sales, Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre (BITEC).

“Overall, the number of events held in BITEC had been growing on average of 12% a year and in 2011 we will have over 45 exhibitions at our center,” she said.

“Our expansion of lifestyle events does not mean we are repositioning BITEC nor implying we are reducing our focus on industrial and B2B exhibitions,” said MsPanittha.

“Exhibition and eventsheld at BITEC, whether industrial, B2B or lifestyle can bank on the venue’s renowned operations team and proximity to the International airport,” she added.

“Our center will become even more accessible to participants with the completion of the BTS sky train which according to the BMA is due to start running to BITEC on 12 August, 2011. We are building a covered walkway connecting directly from the Sukhumvit Road to BITEC,” she said.

Ms. Panittha said lifestyle shows were complementary to industrial and B2B shows in the sense lifestyle exhibition or events would approach business visitors of B2B events as consumers with high purchasing power.

BITEC’s lifestyle events included Thailand International Furniture Fair (TIFF), Bangkok International Gift Fair and Bangkok International HousewareFair (BIG & BIH), Jim Thompson Sale, Homeworks Expo, Photo Fair and several furniture fairs.

Ms. Panitha said BITEC’s neighborhood was home to millions of consumers which had remained untapped to the fullest.

She said middle to high income communities, housing estates, residential condominiums, upper class international schools and office-shopping-residential clusters freckled the whole BITEC neighborhood.

Ms. Panittha cited Thailand International Furniture Fair (TIFF) and Bangkok International Gift Fair and Bangkok International HousewareFair (BIG & BIH) as the two most recent additions to BITEC’s lifestyle events portfolio.

TIFF was held at BITEC on 16-20 March and Bangkok International Gift Fair and Bangkok International Houseware Fair (BIG & BIH) will be held at BITEC on 19-24 April and 18-23 October 2011.

In the Digital Content Monitization Global newsletter last week Nicholas Lovell, writer of the Gamesbrief blog, explained how civil unrest in the Middle East demonstrates the impossibility of controlling the flow of information over the internet. While the metaphor was extreme, the point raised was clear – monetizing content online and on mobile should be about enabling the audience to interact with the content in a way which supports both their needs and content owners’ monetization objectives.

There’s no easy solution to this challenge. While some of the new, disruptive players in the market are growing rapidly, it can be hard to know how best to use assets to ensure established companies match that online success.

One way 100s of media and content owners have found solutions is at DCM events. DCM West, taking place in LA on June 21-22, focuses on how the industry is generating online and mobile profits. Established players, start-ups and key stakeholders will speak about the successes they’ve had in engaging customers and communities online. It’s a forum where senior executives from the biggest content owners in the world come to share ideas about reducing costs and building compelling digital propositions.

Denise Parkinson, Entertainment Director, Yahoo!, said of the last DCM event which took place in London, January 2011 “DCM is an essential conference to attend if you are operating in the present world as it – the digital age is now. DCM connected me to both the leading and established global players in this marketplace as well as the cutting edge companies of the future. The information, insight and contacts I gained are absolutely invaluable”
The innovative conference and exhibition combines, for the first time, the specialist areas of News, Movies, TV, Sports, KidContent, Publishing, Games and Music, within a framework that reflects leading-edge thinking and the latest case study examples.

Speakers include:
• Marc Siry, SVP Digital products & Services, NBC Universal
• Lee Jacobsen, SVP Digital Publishing, Atari
• Jon Ferro, EVP Digital & On-Demand, Lionsgate
• Steve Banfield, SVP Production & Digital Strategy, Screen Life Games
• Greg Kampanis, SVP, Content & Operations, South Park Digital Studios
• Leslie Cohen, SVP New Products & Services, Sony Music
• Adam Hertz, VP Search & Discovery, Myspace
• Joe Morris, VP, Mobile & Online, Konami Digital Entertainment
• Shalini Govil-Pai, Group Manager, YouTube
• Joerg Bachmaier, SVP/GM Americas, Endemol Worldwide
• Kenneth Locker, SVP Digital Media, Cookie Jar Entertainment
• Cynthia Nieman, VP Digital, Mattel
• Stan Scoggins, SVP Worldwide Marketing Assets, Universal Pictures
• Michael Murray, Chief Digital Officer, Ryan Seacrest Productions

Event website: www.dcm-west.com
Event dates and location: 21-22 June 2011, LA
For more information, interviews and media accreditation:
Tel. +1 646 308 1410
Email: info@dcm-west.com

The changing times has made law firms and corporations aware of the importance and need of legal transcription. Understanding this increasing demand of reliable legal transcription, Draft n Craft has constantly endeavored to provide the best.

From legal to business transcription, Draft n Craft has time and again proved its brilliance in the field.

After working with over 25 clients and the successful delivery of more than 15,000 files in the last 2 years, Draft n Craft is celebrating its 2nd anniversary for excellence in legal transcription services from 11th October – 15th October 2010.

Rakesh K Sharma, Draft n Craft’s Chief Executive, said: “Achieving this milestone only reflects the quality of service and the high level of customer satisfaction that we provide. I am overwhelmed with the response received by our clients.”

As Draft n Craft achieves this high point, their employees celebrate a week long festivity to mark its success in the field and their contribution in achieving it.

About Draft n Craft

Established in 2008, Draft n Craft is a cut to the chase Legal Process Outsourcing Company with strong and dedicated work force of professionals. Having established a brilliant track record, Draft n Craft has been partners of growth to many of the law firms and corporations in the UK and US. Draft n Craft’s supreme focus has always been on helping lawyers deliver the best value to their clients by working on process and technology optimization, and by devising ways to rationalize client’s operational spending.

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No matter what your platform or area of expertise, the challenge remains the same – evade detection, avoid engagement and survive the hit. Attendees now have the opportunity to come together to discuss the latest challenges they face within the increasingly demanding operational environment at the Platform Survivability conference and expo in Germany from 12-14 October.

Mobile and intelligent enemies operating within the complex counter-insurgent environment are still providing a huge array of challenges to those individuals operating platforms in-theatre. The threat to combat vehicles, their crews and to the mounted soldier continues to diversify and current operations in Afghanistan are a recent and constant reminder of this. There is also the increased threat emerging against maritime and aerial platforms as well as the crews and service personnel who support them.

Says Platform Survivability conference director, Robert Kerby: “Platform Survivability 2010 takes a unique approach in offering four unique and leading platform specific conferences within one event. This will allow delegates to meet with individuals from across the field of survivability whilst being able to attend a conference specific to their area of expertise and operating environment”.

These specific conferences will include:

Vehicle Survivability – Defeating the threat and keeping one step ahead
Now in its third year, the Vehicle Survivability conference enables you to discuss the very latest threats to vehicles and their crews in current operational theatres and what latest technologies, equipment and doctrine is available to keep one step ahead of the threat.

Soldier Survivability – Developing effective equipment and training to fight and survive
Whether in the mounted or dismounted role, the protection of our service personnel when in combat theatres continues to be a primary objective. This conference focuses on the ability to provide the latest solutions to the warfighter that are lighter, more durable and above all, affordable.

Aircraft Survivability – Enhancing survivability in modern combat theatres
As the threat to fixed-wing, helicopters and unmanned systems continues to grow in current operational theatres this conference will analyse both the susceptibility and vulnerability of all aerial platforms. There will be specific analysis on helicopter survivability in the difficult terrain of Afghanistan and the continued development of unmanned vehicle protection systems.

Ship Survivability – Breaking the kill chain and maximising damage control
The rise in terrorist threats against maritime platforms and the greater emphasis on the littoral environment is causing specific survivability challenges. This conference will look at how to break the ‘kill chain’ early involving the effective design, development and signature management of current and future ships as well as efficient training of crews and upgrading of sensors to increase recoverability of on-board systems and the platform.

Whatever your platform or area of expertise

Whether it is the latest advancements in situational awareness or an analysis on the physical defeat of the threat then this is the world’s largest event to network and discuss the latest developments in the field of survivability with an emphasis on:

Keeping service personnel safe through innovative solutions
Real operational insights from current operations
Outstanding networking opportunities

Platform Survivability 2010 is the only event of the year where all major nations and organisations from across the globe involved with survivability will come together under one roof.

The event website: www.platform-survivability.com

For media enquiries and press passes contact:
Marketing Manager: Verity Gibbons
Phone: +44 (0) 20 7067 1840
Email: platformsurvivability@clarionevents.com

Mobile money pioneers of global mobile giants such as Safaricom, Zain, MTN, Orange and Orascom will share their vision and success stories at the Mobile Money Transfer Africa conference and expo in Nairobi, Kenya from 4-7 May. The leading mobile money event on the continent will also offer delegates the unique opportunity to hear from payments experts at the central banks of Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, Zambia, Uganda and Mozambique.

MMT Africa is an annual showcase for the most successful mobile money services from the region’s pioneering operators and financial institutions. Conference highlights include:

- Establishing partnerships to create a joined up and far reaching payments infrastructure
Michael Joseph, CEO, Safaricom
- How mobile money crosses borders
George Held, Group Marketing Director, Products and Innovation, Zain
- How mobile money experiences differ between East and West Africa
Bruno Akpaka, General Manager, Mobile Money, MTN Ghana
Richard Mwami, Head Public Access and Mobile Money, MTN Uganda
- The West African experience differences between launching mobile money in a competitive market compared with markets where you have first mover advantage
Nicolas Levi, Orange Money Director, Orange Money
- How customers really use mobile money in South Africa, Zambia and Tanzania
Brian Richardson, CEO, WIZZIT
- Developing the African regulatory environment for Mobile Money Technology an audience with the central banks
The panel includes the heads of payments systems at the central banks of Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, Zambia, Uganda and Mozambique.
- Banks as agents extending financial services to the unbanked
Kevin Kihara, Relationship Manager, Family Bank
Len Pienaar, CEO mCommerce, FNB
Paolo Zambonini, Group Head of Innovation and Special Projects, ABSA Bank

Says MMT Africa conference director Steve Clarke: “Kenya is undoubtedly the epi-centre of mobile money technology and practice at this stage. Not only has it changed the lives of millions of Kenyans, but global mobile money practitioners are coming here to learn. The success stories and case studies that will be shared at MMT Africa are testimony to this.”

The event website: www.mobile-money-transfer.com/africa

For media enquiries, accreditation and speaker interviews contact:
Communications Manager: Annemarie Roodbol
Phone: +27 (0) 21 700-3500 EXT: 3558
Mobile: +27 (0) 82 562 7844
Email: annemarie.roodbol@clarionevents.com

Event location: Safari Park Hotel – www.safaripark-hotel.com

The 4th International Specialized Exhibition “Heat Treatment-2010″

The exhibition company “Mir-Expo”carries out the 4th International Specialized Exhibition “Heat Treatment” on September, 28 – 30, 2010. It will be held in the Pavilion No 5, EXPOCENTRE Fairgrounds, Krasnaya Presnya, Moscow.
The main purpose is to carry out the event that will help the exponents to set going new business contacts and partner relationships, to develop heat treatment and widespread application of innovation technologies of thermal treatment.

Induction heating equipment; gas equipment for industrial furnaces; heat-treatment equipment and vacuum furnaces for hardening and annealing; control of heat treatment quality; heat engineering measurements in thermal industries; equipment for ion-plasmous surface treatment; modern technologies and equipment of thermomechanical thermochemical, dimensional and surface treatment of different materials; laser surface treatment will be present at the exhibition.

In the framework of the exhibition the 4th International Scientific-Research Conference Innovation Technologies of Heat Treatmentwill be held, which gives the companies an opportunity to present their newest workings out for the development of thermal technologies in industry.

Judging by the experience of the previous year exhibition, it favours the growth of production and leads to a higher technological level.

www.mirexpo.ru/eng/exhibitions/heat_treat10.shtml

e-mail: ht@mirexpo.ru, mirexpo2005@rambler.ru
site: www.mirexpo.ru
phone: +7 499 618-0565, +7 499 618-3683, +7 499 618-3688

BOSTON, MA – The Knowledge Foundation has announced the complete Program for the 12th Small Fuel Cells conference which will be held in Cambridge, MA from April 12-13, 2010. In its 12th year, Small Fuel Cells & Hybrid Devices for Commercial & Military Applications is the primary source of information for end users, developers and manufacturers of portable fuel cell powered devices.

This year, Dr. Peter Podesser, CEO of SFC Smart Fuel Cell AG, will deliver the opening presentation. SFC Smart Fuel Cell has shipped more than 15,000 commercial products in the past five years, and Dr. Podesser will provide insight into the growing number of commercial and defense applications for fuel cells, including new products and markets as well as other latest developments.

Topics to be addressed at the conference include:
Commercial success of small fuel cells: DMFC, PEM, SOFC, and direct borohydride
Advances in fuel development
Portable fuel cells for military & commercial applications
Micro fuel cells for mobile electronics
Hybrid portable power systems
System integration & balance of plant engineering
Materials challenges and use of materials-by-design approach
Role of nanotechnology & nanomaterials
End-user and OEM perspective on manufacturing & applications
Safety, durability & reliability

Distinguished Faculty
George C. Bandlamudi, PhD, University of Duisburg-Essen
Daniel A. Betts, PhD, EnerFuel
Hyuk Chang, PhD, Samsung Electronics
Horacio R. Corti, PhD, National Atomic Energy Commission of Argentina
James C. Cross III, Nuvera Fuel Cells
Tsali Cross, PhD, Neah Power Systems, Inc.
Ravindra Datta, PhD, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Emory S. De Castro, PhD, BASF Fuel Cell Inc.
Paolo Fracas, Genport Power Solutions
William Gleason, PhD, Montana Tech – The University of Montana
Robert Hahn, PhD, Fraunhofer IZM
Christopher Hebling, PhD, Fraunhofer ISE
Anders Lundblad, PhD, CTO, myFC AB
Audrey Martinent-Beaumont, PhD, CEA – French Atomic Energy Commission
Madeleine Odgaard, IRD Fuel Cells LLC
Peter Podesser, PhD, SFC Smart Fuel Cell AG
Jim Prueitt, MTI MicroFuel Cells, Inc.
Shriram Ramanathan, PhD, Harvard University
Mareike Schneider, PhD, Fraunhofer IKTS
Eugene S. Smotkin, PhD, NuVant Systems and Northeastern University
Andrew P. Wallace, SiGNa Chemistry, Inc.
Shijie Wu, PhD, Agilent Technologies, Inc.

About The Knowledge Foundation

The Knowledge Foundation integrates scientific ingenuity and real-world applications by fostering collaborative research at the rapidly changing intersection of science and business. Known for providing members of its Technology Commercialization Alliance with direct and unbiased state-of-the-art scientific information, the Knowledge Foundation is uniquely qualified to provide wider exposure for important developments in the emerging fields of alternative energy including fuel cells and lithium ion batteries, nanotechnology, and chemical/biological detection technologies.

Contact:
The Knowledge Foundation
18 Webster Street
Brookline, MA 02446
Phone: (617) 232-7400
Email: custserv@knowledgefoundation.com
Website: www.knowledgefoundation.com

Media Contact:
David Mello
Director of Marketing
(617) 232-7400 ext. 203
Email: dmello@knowledgefoundation.com