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About the Conference
With technical assistance from:
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the
U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Science & Technology (S&T)
Directorate,
► the U.S. DHS
Domestic Nuclear Detection Organization (DNDO),
and
► the
U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
National Nuclear Security Administration,
the ninth annual 2009 IEEE
International Conference on Technologies for Homeland Security (HST 09) will
focus on novel and innovative technologies, which address some of the most
pressing national security problems.
The conference will bring
together 500 innovators from leading universities, research laboratories,
Homeland Security Centers of Excellence, small businesses, system
integrators and the end user community to provide a forum to discuss ideas,
concepts and experimental results. The conference will also feature a
business panel featuring DHS S&T’s new technology commercialization business
model, the SECURE Program.
Contact:
Robert Alongi
PRESENTATIONS
Download presentation PDFs
here.
"Opportunities
for the Private Sector" by Thomas Cellucci
Featured Speakers:
The conference features technical and scientific leaders
from government establishing R&D priorities and investments:
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Rear Admiral Richard
Gurnon, USMS
President, Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Gurnon Bio
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Richard Kikla,
Director of Transition, DHS S&T Directorate
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Dr. Starnes Walker
Director of Research, DHS, Science & Technology Directorate
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WILLIAM HAGAN
Acting Deputy Director, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
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Thomas Cellucci,
Chief Commercialization Officer, DHS S&T
Directorate
Cellucci Bio
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Randall Weidman,
Director of Nuclear Counterterrorism, DOE
NNSA
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Ruth Doherty, Ph.D.,
Program Executive Officer, C-IED, DHS
S&T
Doherty Bio
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Sean McGurk,
Director, Control Systems Security Program NCSD, DHS
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Doug Maughan,
Program Manager, Cyber Security R&D S&TD, DHS
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Call for Papers:
HST 09 currently seeks technical papers that support the
following technology areas:
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Border and Maritime Security
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Critical Infrastructure Protection
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Counter IED Technology
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Weapons of Mass Destruction (primarily nuclear and biological), Detection,
Diagnostic and Forensic Technologies
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Disaster Response
► Student Paper Contest To learn more about the call for papers,
and to see changes in important dates, click
here
Conference Features:
► Technical tracks
and sessions featuring selected technical papers from a distinguished
Technical Program Committee led by Dr. Israel Soibelman from MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
► A business panel lead by
Dr. Thomas Cellucci, IEEE HST 09 Business Chair, on the following
topics: ◘ Overview of the
DHS S&T SECURE Program ◘ Private Sector Opportunities in the Homeland Security
Market
► An evening networking reception
► Exhibits and Poster Sessions
Anticipated 500 attendees
Conference Organization:
The
IEEE Boston Section organizes this conference with co-organizational
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SPONSORS
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EXHIBITORS |
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AMPTEK, Inc.
BBN Technologies Corp.
Boston University Metropolitan College
Bruker Detection Corporation
Butterworth Heinemann Security
CRC Press – Taylor & Francis Group LLC
DHS Science & Technology
EADS North America
Emprimus LLC
Idaho National Laboratory
IEEE Boston Section
IEEE USA
Interactive Supercomputing
Joint IED Defeat Organization
L-3 Communications
MIT Professional Education
Raytheon
SAIC
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