Stanford University US-Japan Technology Management Center

Spring 2006 SEMINAR SERIES
Topics in International Advanced Technology Research

Spring 2006 Theme

Novel Materials and Devices for Nano- Electronics

 

Dr. Michael Garner

Manager
External Materials Research and Technology Strategy

Intel Corporation


Michael Garner received his PhD in Materials Science & Engineering from Stanford University in 1978. He then joined Sandia National Labs as a Process Engineer & Product Engineer. In 1983, he joined Intel where he has worked in the Technology and Manufacturing Group, where he has managed process and device modeling in Technology CAD, was a Manager in Components Research, Director of Fab Materials and Materials Technology Operation. In Components Research, he managed the Advanced Process Department where his group explored chilled CMOS, GaAs IC Technology, Silicon on Insulator transistor technology, Optical Interconnects, Advanced Gate Dielectrics, and identifying safe replacements for materials with EHS issues. From 1998 through 2004, he was Director of Materials Technology Operation. Since 2004 he has also been the leader of the Emerging Research Materials Work Group of the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors which is identifying critical materials, synthesis, metrology, and modeling requirements for emerging research devices through ~2020. Most recently, he is the Program Manager of External Materials Research in the Technology Strategy Organization.

 

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