About
The 2023 NNCI Annual Conference will be held October 25-27, 2023 at Stanford University (nano@stanford), with a virtual option for those who are unable to attend in-person. The conference is limited to NNCI faculty and staff, and invited speakers and guests. The conference will be a forum for the NNCI sites, the external advisory board (EAB), NSF program officers, NNCO representatives, and invited guests to share updates, new ideas, and best practices as related to enabling nanotechnology research, developing educational practices, and collaborating as a network. Additionally, the conference will be an opportunity for the EAB to evaluate, advise, and guide the NNCI program in achieving the national NNCI objective, which is to provide specialized nanotechnology resources to all researchers who need them. The insights gained from the conference may help align program goals for years 9 and 10 of the NNCI award and also shape strategic planning for the next iteration of the network.
Important Dates
Registration Deadline: October 1, 2023
Hotel Booking Deadline: October 1, 2023
Site Supplemental Slides Deadline: October 18, 2023
Site Presentation Submission: October 26, 2023
Campus Parking Passes: Purchase prior to parking on campus
Stanford Visitor Network
With the Stanford Visitor network, you can use the university's wireless network to access the Internet while on-campus. The visitor network offers limited bandwidth, and each session is limited to 12 hours. Services include email, web browsing, VPN, and SSH.
How to get on the Stanford Visitor Network
- Select the SSID Stanford Visitor from your device's list of available wireless networks.
- Open a browser and load any URL; you will be redirected to an access page (on a mobile phone, the access page should open automatically).
- Click Accept to acknowledge the terms of use. Your browser will be sent to a confirmation page, and from there you can get online.
Eduroam Network
The eduroam network requires an account at an institution that participates in eduroam.
To use the eduroam service in its initial implementation on campus:
- Select the SSID eduroam from your device's list of available wireless networks.
- Enter your user name at the prompt, in the format <SUNetID>@stanford.edu and your SUNet password.
- Accept the eduroam certificate and authenticate your device, if prompted.
After you configure a device for eduroam on campus, the SSID should allow you to connect wherever it's supported.
For more information, please refer to the eduroam website.
