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As a nanotechnology leader, members of Zyvex
are frequently invited to attend important conferences and
events. Likewise, many important dignitaries also visit Zyvex
to learn more about our products and ongoing research and
development activities.
A small sampling of these events is listed below.
To view earlier activities, click here.
December 2006: KITECH appoints
Zyvex Founder to Advisory Committee.
December 2006: Students from
Anchorage win 2nd place in Lego Tournament.
September 2006: Zyvex founder
donates to NanoElectronics Research Center.
October 2005: Zyvex founder
attends Buffalo Roundup in South Dakota.
July 2005: Texas A&M undergraduates
tour Zyvex.
June 2005: Gyeonngi Province
(Korea) delegation visits Zyvex.
May 2005: Zyvex co-hosts
11th Annual Micromachine Summit.
January 2005: Zyvex
President meets with U.S. Senator George Allen.
January 2005: Zyvex Founder
meets with U.S. Senate Majority Leader.
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KITECH
President appoints Zyvex Founder to International Advisory
Committee.
Key H. Kim appoints Jim Von Ehr to the International
Advisory Committee of the National Center for Nanoprocess
and Equipment in the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology.
[December
2006] |
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Ocean
View Elementary Students win 2nd place in Lego League
State Tournament.
Congratulations to the talented students who took 2nd
place in the First Lego League State Tournament . Challenged
with the task of “exploring existing sciences
at the molecular level”, the students had to develop
a product, or improve an existing product. With the
help of Zyvex, the students created a concept for a
new line of ice hockey skates, Buckyblades, that have
a composite blade made with carbon nanotubes that do
not need to be sharpened. The picture below shows the
three trophies they won for their project (Robot Design,
Teamwork, and 2nd Place). [December
2006] |
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Zyvex
founder donates to NanoElectronics Research Center.
Gov. Rick Perry appeared at nanoTX '06 to announce
to gathering of nanotechnology experts that the Texas
has been awarded the nation’s third nanoelectronics
research center and promised to use a public-private
fund to attract top research scientists to the state.
Zyvex Founder and CEO Jim Von Ehr donated $1 Million
to help fund the center. Read Jim Fuquay's article “State
picked for high tech research site.” [September
2006] |
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Zyvex
founder attends Buffalo Roundup.
Jim Von Ehr attended the Buffalo Roundup with South
Dakota Governor Mike Rounds. Custer State Park in the
beautiful Black Hills is a 71,000 acre park. It is also
home to one of the world’s largest bison herds:
1,500 strong. Each year, the ground rumbles and the
dust flies as cowboys, cowgirls and park crews saddle
up to bring in the thundering herd. No, Jim wasn’t
part of the crew, but he did get close enough to get
this great picture. [October
2005] |
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University
of Arkansas undergraduates tour Zyvex.
Research professor Dr. Ken Vickers (3rd from left, front
row) and students from the University of Arkansas’
Microelectronics/Photonics program during a tour of
Zyvex. [July
2005] |
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Texas
A&M undergraduates tour Zyvex.
Zyvex’s Chief Technical Officer, Dr. John Randall
(at right), hosted a tour of undergraduates from Texas
A&M University (TAMU). Dr. Dan Davis, Director of
TAMU’s Aerospace Engineering Program, is on the
left. [July
2005] |
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Gyeonggi
Province Delegation visits Zyvex.
Dr. Sohn Hak-Kyu (Governor of Gyeonggi Province in Korea)
and James R. Von Ehr II (Zyvex Founder, Chairman, and
CEO) during the delegation’s visit to Zyvex.
[June 2005] |
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Zyvex
co-hosts Micromachine Summit.
11th Annual Micromachine Summit Delgates, observers,
and guests. Zyvex was a co-host and sponsor of the event.
[May 2005] |
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Zyvex
Founder meets with U.S. Senate Majority Leader.
Zyvex Founder and CEO Jim Von Ehr shows U.S. Senator
Bill Frist (Tennessee) Easton Sports’ bicycle
handlebars developed using Zyvex NanoSolve® materials.
Senator Frist is the U.S. Senate Majority Leader. [
January 2005] |
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