/Popular Mechanics/ will co-host a webcast conference to address
challenges and solutions driving the future of infrastructure in the
United States.
Moderated by /Popular Mechanics/ editors and webcast by NSF, *Bridges to
the Future* will bring together leading experts on the power grid, water
resources and the built environment for three, hour-long panel
discussions beginning at 12:30 p.m. EDT. The sessions are all call-in
programs, with conversation driven by the questions that come in live
from decision makers, the research community and the public.
The Web site for the event is www.nsf.gov/bridges
<http://www.nsf.gov/bridges>. Additional articles about the topics to be
discussed are available at www.popularmechanics.com/rebuilding
<http://www.nsf.gov/cgi-bin/good-bye?http://www.popularmechanics.com/rebuilding>.
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John Whitmer
Director of Education, Outreach & Training
Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation, Inc. (NEESinc)
john.whitmer@nees.org
Office: (530) 771-2516
Cell: (530) 574-3362
IM: johnc099@hotmail.com <mailto:johnc099@hotmail.com>
FAX: (530) 757-6340
http://www.nees.org
/NEES: Revolutionizing our understanding of earthquake effects on the
built environment/
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