I'll be on the road once again to present SonoPlot's products next week at the Nanotech 2009 conference in Houston, TX. I'll be in booth 135 on Tuesday, May 5 and Wednesday, May 6. As always, If you are at the show, please stop by and say hello.

I'm going to be on the road once again, this time for the 2009 MRS Spring Meeting in San Francisco at Moscone West. As usual, I will be showing off SonoPlot's robotic fluid printing equipment in booth #218 from Tuesday, April 14 through Thursday, April 16.

I'm going to be exhibiting SonoPlot's products at Pittcon next week in lovely Chicago, IL. Pittcon is one of the largest scientific equipment shows in the U.S. I'll be manning our booth (#762) from Monday (March 9) through Thursday (March 12).

Once again, I'll be exhibiting SonoPlot's microscale fluid printing systems at an upcoming conference. This time, I'll be at LabAutomation 2009 in Palm Springs, CA. We actually won our exhibit space in the Innovation AveNEW area of the show because we were seen as having interesting new technology. If you're at the show (from January 25 - 27), stop by booth #593A and say hi.

I apologize for going a little quiet both here and on Twitter for the last couple of weeks. I've been preparing for the Printed Electronics USA 2008 conference, where I'll be exhibiting SonoPlot's Microplotter robots in booth 25. If you happen to be in San Jose at the show today, please stop by and say hello.

I'm going to be heading out to San Francisco tomorrow to host SonoPlot's exhibit at SEMICON West 2008. SEMICON West is a giant semiconductor trade show and I'll be there demonstrating SonoPlot's technologies for printing electronics. If you are attending the show, please swing by our booth (8906) in Moscone West on the second floor and say hello.

I am about to head out to Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco. This is my first trip out there and I look forward to filling in the holes in my Cocoa understanding with the sessions, as well as working with Apple engineers to resolve some nagging issues with programs I'm maintaining.