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Luncheon/Program
3rd Tuesday
October thru May
Lunch - 11:30 am
Program - 1:00 pm
Evergreen Community
230 W Galbraith Rd 
Hartwell, OH 45215
513-948-2308
DIRECTIONS
 
Reservations to arrive
6 days in advance to: 
RESC
P. O. Box 197
Kings Mills,
OH 45034-0197
Information Call
513-932-1137

Technical Tours

Reservations 10 days in advance to: John Gilman 513-541-1147 or
 
e-Mail Tour Reservation
Tours are limited to members and sponsored guest.

Golfing

4th Wednesday 
Tee Time 9:30 am
Contact :
Dick Hertzig  624-9153
Enos Hayes  248-0973
bigzig
at prodigy.net
 

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RESC                                                                                   REGIONAL ENGINEERS & SCIENTISTS OF CINCINNATI  FORMERLY                                                                           RETIRED ENGINEERS & SCIENTIST OF CINCINNATI

   Luncheon Programs, Tours & Menu
2010 October   November   December   2011 January  February   March  April  May
OCTOBER 2010

Program 
October 19, 2010

Local Inventors

by Linda Kocis of the Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton Co

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NOVEMBER 2010

Program 
November 16, 2010 

Small Nuclear Power Sources

A panel of 4 to 5 RESC members lead by member Bob Siegfried will discuss the Toshiba offer to build a nuclear reactor deep underground, to replace a diesel engine in a remote Alaska village..  The panel has expertise in aircraft, submarine and college nuclear reactors.  Toshiba owns 70% of Westinghouse



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DECEMBER 2010

Program
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
December 21, 2010

 3-piece, New Orleans Jazz Band

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JANUARY 2011

Program
January 18, 2011 

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FEBRUARY 2011

Program
February 15, 2011,

A Brief Survey of Nanotechnology: Materials, Devices, and Applications
by: Thomas Mantei
Professor of Electrical Engineering
University of Cincinnati

Nanoscale science and technology are expanding new fields in which materials and devices are created at the nanometer dimension scale, that is, at the level of atoms and molecules. This extremely small length scale creates different physical, optical, chemical, and mechanical properties, leading to new applications in consumer products, electronics, photonics, and medicine. This talk will provide an introduction to nanoscale
materials and devices and is intended for a broad audience. We will start with current products and applications such as cosmetics and fabrics and then move on to possible future devices and applications such as carbon-nanotube transistors and nano-pore DNA sequencing.

Thomas Mantei works in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University
of Cincinnati (UC). He earned the BSEE degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the MSEE and Ph.D. degrees from Stanford University.

His research interests involve the low temperature plasma-assisted synthesis and etching of thin films for industrial applications. Professor Mantei has published approximately 40 reviewed journal papers and holds patents on plasma sources and plasma confinement; he has directed the UC Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology since 2004. Professor Mantei has been voted Eta Kappa Nu Outstanding Professor of Electrical Engineering multiple times, is a Tau Beta Pi Eminent Engineer, and has received numerous teaching awards including the A. B. "Dolly" Cohen Excellence in Teaching Award at UC. He is a Senior Member of the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and a member of the American Vacuum Society, the American
Solar Energy Society, and the Union of Concerned Scientists.

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MARCH 2011

Program
March 15, 20101

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APRIL 2011

Program
April 19, 2011

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MAY 2011

Program
May 17, 2011

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Evergreen
230 W Galbraith Rd 
Hartwell, OH 45215
513-948-2308

RESC Policy on Luncheon Reservations

(1) Reservations for the RESC monthly luncheon should be received by the Treasurer by the due date noted in the Newsletter.

(2) Telephone your reservation request to the Treasurer if you miss the due date. We will try to fit you in.

(3) Call the treasurer no later than 9:00 am on the Monday prior to the Tuesday meeting if you have an emergency and can not attend. If possible, your luncheon payment will be credited for use on future lunches or dues.

4) Since RESC pays for the final number of reservations called in, “no-show” members are expected to pay for their reservations. However, the kitchen will prepare “carry-out” lunches for the “no-shows”. If you paid for lunch and cannot attend, contact a friend to pick up your lunch.

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