Registered Exhibitors
SDSA would like to thank all of the exhibitors and sponsors who supported the 2010 High Tech Fair.
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Biotech / BioMedical: The science of using living things, and components of living things, to produce goods and services. It involves manipulating and modifying organisms, often at the molecular level, to create new and practical applications for agriculture, medicine and industry.
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Amylin Pharmaceuticals
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Bio-Rad Laboratories
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Genentech
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Human BioMolecular Research Institute
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San Diego American Association for Laboratory Animal Science
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San Diego Mesa College
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San Diego Miramar College
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| San Diego Workforce Partnership / BIOCOM |
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UCSD / The Scripps Research Institute |
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| Clean Technology / Energy: Clean Technology applies science and engineering solutions to three critical areas: reducing the consumption of energy and natural resources; reducing waste and harmful emissions; and harnessing renewable energy and materials for sustainable development. | ||
AMSOLAR
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California Center for Sustainable Energy |
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J. Craig Venter Institute
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Southern California Edison - San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SCE-SONGS)
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The Fuel Cell Store
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| Conservation/Environmental Science/Agriculture Technology: Focus on current and future conservation of our natural resources; the science and technology of sustaining our wildlife, forests, coastlines and oceans; and technological advances in farming that help better serve the needs of the public while protecting the environment and increasing output. | ||
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Birch Aquarium at Scripps
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City of San Diego / Sewer Science Program
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Cleveland National Forest |
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County of San Diego Vector Control Program
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PASCO Scientific
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San Diego Coastkeeper
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San Diego Zoo's Institute for Conservation Research
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Think Blue San Diego Region |
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Warner High School
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Water Conservation Garden at Cuyamaca College
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| Engineering / Aerospace / Transportation: Focus on the application of science to practical uses such as the design of structures, machines, and systems. | ||
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American Wave Machines, Inc. |
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BAE Systems
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Cubic Corporation
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Ferguson Pape Baldwin Architects
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General Atomics Energy/Fusion Education
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GEOCON
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| Goodrich Aerostructures
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| IEEE
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Lockheed Martin |
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NAVAIR - Fleet Readiness Center SW
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Northrop Grumman |
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San Diego Renewable Energy Society - Jr. Solar Sprint
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Solar Turbines |
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SPAWAR
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University of California / COSMOS Program
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| Healthcare Technology: Focus on the systems within which health is protected and maintained, including prevention and rehabilitation, emergency medicine, medical devices, and technology for monitoring the health of a patient remotely. Dental technology is also included in this strand. | ||
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BioBridge UCSD
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CAL FIRE |
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Naviscan, Inc.
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| Palomar Pomerado Health - Interlink Pathways |  |
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| SD Project Heart Beat / SD Medical Services |
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Qualcomm, Inc.
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ResMed
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| High Tech / Computer Technology / Telecommunications: Focus on highly specialized, complex technology, including computer applications and telecommunications. | ||
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AT&T
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California State Parks PORTS Distance Learning Program
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| COX Communications & Channel 4 San Diego |  |
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| Hewlett Packard |  |
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Time Warner Cable |
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| UCSD Extension Academic Connections |  |
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| Robotics: Focus on the technology associated with the design, fabrication, theory, and application of robots. | ||
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San Diego County Fair
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US FIRST Robotics - Team Spyder (1622 - Poway HS)
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Ron Roberts/Pam Slater-Price
