The 10th Canadian Undergraduate Technology Conference (CUTC) begins in Toronto today at the Hilton. CUTC is the largest student-run conference in Canada, and over the next two days, it will bring together tech students and various industry leaders who will share their insights on upcoming technologies. Various interactive workshops, panel discussions and tech exhibitions will be held as well. Seminar topics include:
Canadian Council of Technicians & Technologists
Topic: The Top 5 Technology Sector in 2010 - National Technology WeekUniversity of Waterloo
Topic: Nanotechnology - Amphiphilic Polymers that Self-Assemble into Different Types of MicrostructureQueen's University
Topic: Organic User Interface - Designing Computers in Any Way, Shape or FormRaytheon
Topic: Air Traffic Control - From Past to PresentCorner Office Leads
Topic: Seven Lessons for Technology Entrepreneurs - Building Your Own Technology BusinessIndigo Books and Music Inc.
Topic: Shortcovers.com - Find Your Next Great Read, Right in Your PocketRecruit My Friends
Topic: Entrepreneurship - Start Up & Sneek-peek at: My Dream Closet
The keynote speakers at the conference are Eugene Roman (CIO, Open Text), Dan Debow (Co-CEO, Rypple) and George Roter (Co-CEO, Engineers Without Borders). The conference is sponsored by RIM, IBM and the University of Waterloo, among others. Techvibes is a media sponsor of CUTC and will be covering the event.
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