National Conference on the Advancement of Research
Savannah, Georgia - April 11-13, 2007

Energy Rx: A Prescription for Security,
Policy, and Research
Presentations Now Available

National and international research leaders from government, industry and academia met in Savannah, Georgia, in April 2007 to discuss and address issues on energy policy, security and research solutions. This meeting was co-hosted by the Georgia Tech Savannah Campus and the Savannah River National Laboratory. The gathering marked the 60th anniversary of the National Conference on the Advancement of Research (NCAR).

The nature of the NCAR meeting attracts senior leaders from the R&D enterprise in the United States as well as abroad. They include vice presidents of research, major laboratory directors, policymakers, researchers, and other persons who have the power to shape the direction and performance of our nation's research enterprise. Since 1947, NCAR has developed a character based on four main features: informality, talks by eminent speakers, interactive discussions, and balanced representation from industry, academia, government, and non-profit organizations.

Presenters included:

Dennis Spurgeon Acting Under Secretary of Energy	Dr. J. Carlos Santamarina Georgia Institute of Technology Goizueta Foundation Chair & Professor	Mr. Chuck Gulash Toyota Technical Center VP Resource & Materials Engineering
Dr. David L. Bodde Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research	Dr. Marilyn Brown Georgia Institute of Technology Professor - Public Policy	Mr. Anthony Brough Rolls-Royce Energy Systems VP Gas Turbines

NCAR-60 hosted by:
With acknowledgements to:

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