Chair: David C. Hazen '48, *49, National Research Council (ret.)
 

    Welcome on behalf of the Graduate School by Dean John F. Wilson

    Welcome on behalf of the School of Engineering & Applied Science by Dean James Wei.

    Comments on the beginningWei.

    Comments on the beginnings of Aerospace Studies at Princeton by Courtland D. Perkins,
            Professor Emeritus of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

    Remarks on new directions in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering by Professor Alexander J. Smits,
            Chair, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

 
1.  Seymour M. Bogdonoff, *48, Robert Porter Patterson Professor Emeritus, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering In the Beginning ...

2.Irvin Glassman, Robert H. Goddard Professor Emeritus, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

The Early Years ...

Chair: Richard B. Miles, Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
 

3.  John V. Sponyoe, CEO, Lockheed Martin Global Telecommunications   Global Telecommunications in the Future

Chair: C. K. Law, Robert H. Goddard Professor, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
 

4.  Rodney J. Tabaczynski, Director, Powertrain and Vehicle Research, Ford Fellow, Ford Motor Co. The Future of the Automobile (text version, graphics version)

Chair: Frederick L. Dryer *72, Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
 

5.  Anthony G. Evans, Director of Princeton Materials Institute and Gordon Y.S. Wu Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Materials of the Future

6. Zhigang Suo, Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

 Mechanics of Nanoscale Devices

Chair: Earll Murman '63; *67, Ford Professsor of Engineering, MIT
 

7. Allen C. Haggerty í58, Vice President and General Manager, Engineering, The Boeing Co.  New Directions in the Aeronautical Industry

Chair: Garry L. Brown, Robert Porter Patterson Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
 

8.  Antony Jameson, Thomas V. Jones Professor of Engineering, Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Stanford University  Design in the Era of Ultra High Speed Computers

9.  Robert M. Nerem, Pettit Professor and Director, Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience, Georgia Institute of Technology

 The New Biology and Opportunities in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Chair: Robert G. Jahn '51; *55, Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
 

10. Daniel S. Goldin, Administrator, NASA Aeronautics and Education

11.  Edgar Y. Choueiri *91, chief scientist of Electric Propulsion and Plasma Dynamics Laboratory and Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

 Future Challenges for Space Propulsion

Chair: Alexander J. Smits, Professor and Chair of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
 

12. Louis J. Lanzerotti, Distinguished Member Technical Staff, Bell Labs/Lucent Past Head NRC Space Science Board Robotics and Intelligent Systems in Space

13.  N. Jeremy Kasdin '85, Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Faster, Better, Smaller, and Lots of Them: The Future Trend Toward Small Satellite Constellations