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Welcome   NIH Staff Symposium Overview   Lynn Jelinski, Ph.D., Louisiana State University	High Speed   Low Speed
What is Nanotechnology?   Steven M. Block, Ph.D., Stanford University	High Speed   Low Speed
Challenges and Vision for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology in Medicine: Cancer as a Model   Richard Klausner, M.D., National Cancer Institute, NIH	High Speed   Low Speed
Nanostructure Synthesis: Functional Polymers and Dendrimers   Jean Frechet, Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley	High Speed   Low Speed
Analyzing Single Molecules, Vesicles, and Cells   Richard Zare, Ph.D., Stanford University	High Speed   Low Speed
Monday, June 26, 2000
Microelectronic Array Devices for DNA Diagnostic, Pharmacogenomic, Combinatorial Selection, and Nanofabrication Applications   Michael J. Heller, Ph.D., Nanogen, Inc.	High Speed   Low Speed
Future of Nanotechnology in Biomedicine   Lynn Jelinski, Ph.D., Louisiana State University	High Speed   Low Speed
NIH 101: NIH Supports Your Best Ideas   NIH Staff	High Speed   Low Speed

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