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UCSD Jacobs Schoolof Engineering

QUALCOMM

RICHARD C. ATKINSON HALL UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO

MAY 31, 2006

CO-CHAIRS

FRIEDER SEIBLEDean

UCSD Jacobs School of Engineering

PAUL E. JACOBSChief Executive Officer

QUALCOMM Incorporated

HOSTS

MARYE ANNE FOXChancellor

University of California, San Diego

RAMESH RAODirector, UCSD Division

Calit2

CONVENED JOINTLY WITH THE INDO-U.S.

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FORUM

Please email rsvp@calit2.net

for further event details.

Wednesday, May 31Location: Calit2 Auditorium,Atkinson Hall *

8:00-8:30 Breakfast and Registration

8:30-10:15 Opening Plenary Session Call to OrderFrieder Seible, Dean, UCSD Jacobs School of EngineeringWelcome to UCSDMarye Anne Fox, Chancellor, UC San DiegoOpening CommentsPaul E. Jacobs, Chief Executive Officer, QUALCOMM Inc.Robert C. Dynes, President, University of CaliforniaIntroduction of President KalamRamesh Rao, Director, UCSD Division, Calit2High-Definition Video TeleconferenceHis Excellency APJ Abdul Kalam, President of India

(from New Delhi)Q&A

10:15-10:30 Break

10:30-11:30 Collaborative Opportunities in Education:Universities Encouraging Scientific InnovationRichard C.Atkinson, Former President, University of CaliforniaAnand Patwardhan, Executive Director,Technology Information

Forecasting & Assessment CouncilModerator: Peter Arzberger, Director, Life Sciences Initiative, UCSD

11:30-12:30 Economic Benefits and Challenges of CollaborationSam Pitroda, Chairman, Indian American Council, and Chairman,

Knowledge Commission Bill Owens, Former Chairman of the Board, NortelModerator: Peter Cowhey, Dean, International Relations and

Pacific Studies, UCSD

*All sessions are held at Calit2 Auditorium, Atkinson Hall unless noted.

U.S.-INDIA SUMMITOn May 31, 2006 the California Institute for Telecommunications andInformation Technology (Calit2) will host, on behalf of the University ofCalifornia, a U.S.-India Summit on Education, Research & Technology inSan Diego.The invitation-only meeting brings together 150 distinguishedparticipants from industry, academia, government and non-governmentalorganizations in the U.S. and India to identify new areas of collaborationbetween the two countries in high-tech education and research.

The U.S.-India Summit arose from a series of agreements involving institu-tions from both countries. In 2005 twenty American universities signed amemorandum of understanding to collaborate on distance engineeringeducation with Amrita University and other Indian institutions, includingIndia’s Department of Science and Technology, and Indian Space ResearchOrganization. Organized by Amrita Vice Chancellor Venkat Rangan, theuniversity effort received private support from QUALCOMM Inc.,Microsoft Corp., and Cadence Design Systems, Inc.The University ofCalifornia signed a subsequent agreement in March 2006 to promoteresearch collaborations with Amrita and other Indian universities, andIndian science and technology agencies.The Indo-U.S. Science andTechnology Forum will play an essential role in promoting and facilitatingthe collaborative research activities arising from the UC-India agreement.

U.S.-INDIASUMMIT ON EDUCATION,RESEARCH &TECHNOLOGY

12:30-1:30 Lunch

1:30-2:30 Parallel Technical Sessions• Wireless Communications

Location: Calit2 Auditorium,Atkinson HallRoberto Padovani, Chief Technology Officer, QUALCOMM Inc.Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Professor, Indian Institute of Technology-MadrasModerator: Bill Hodgkiss, Professor, Scripps Institution

of Oceanography• Life Sciences

Location: Calit2 Multi-Purpose Room,Atkinson HallPrem Nair, M.D., Medical Director,Amrita UniversityDuane Roth, President, CONNECT and Founder,

Alliance Pharmaceutical Corp.Moderator: Leslie Lenert, M.D., Professor, UCSD School of Medicine

• Intelligent Automotive and Transportation SystemsLocation: SDSC/Calit2 Synthesis Center,Atkinson HallSyed Shahed, Former President,U.S. Society of Automotive EngineersS. Mohan, Chief Executive, Society for Innovation & Development,

Indian Institute of ScienceModerator: Mohan Trivedi, Director, Computer Vision and

Robotics Research Lab, UCSD• Nanotechnology

Location: Calit2 Executive Conference Room 5302,Atkinson HallAlbert Yee, Director, UC Irvine Division, Calit2Sabyasachi Bhattacharya, Director,Tata Institute of

Fundamental ResearchModerator: Ivan Schuller, Professor of Physics, UCSD

2:30-2:45 Break

2:45-4:00 U.S.-India Models for Research and EducationCollaborationGretchen Kalonji, Director, International Strategy,

UC Office of the PresidentArabinda Mitra, Executive Director, Indo-U.S. Science and

Technology ForumKathryn Sullivan, Deputy Director, Office of International Science

and Technology, National Science FoundationVenkat Rangan,Vice Chancellor,Amrita UniversityAshok Kolaskar, Former Vice Chairman, University of PuneModerator: Mary Walshok,Vice Chancellor for Extended Studies, UCSD

4:00-5:00 Science for Society V.S. Ramamurthy, Chairman, Indo-U.S. Science and Technology ForumV. Ramanathan, Professor, Scripps Institution of OceanographyModerator: Mark Thiemens, Dean, Division of Physical Sciences, UCSD

5:00-5:30 Indian’s Science and Technology PolicyThe Honorable Kapil Sibal, Minister, Department of Science and Technology

5:30-6:00 The Way Forward Ramesh Rao, Director, UCSD Division, Calit2

6:00-6:30 Living in the Future:The Calit2 ExperienceLarry Smarr, Director, Calit2

6:30-7:00 Technology Demonstrations

7:30-9:30 Dinner Banquet Location: Birch Aquarium, Scripps Institution of Oceanography

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan

Singh meets with representatives

of American universities and

corporations in Washington, D.C.

(July 2005)

Indian President APJ Abdul Kalam

meets with the Indo-U.S.

University Network Delegation

in New Delhi (December 2005)

U.S.-INDIASUMMITON EDUCATION,RESEARCH &TECHNOLOGY

http://us-india.calit2.net