Novel Materials and Devices for Nano-electronics: Spring 2006

Spring 2006 Seminar/Public Lecture Series
Topics in International Advanced Technology Research

Novel Materials and Devices for Nano-electronics

This series will look at Novel Materials and Devices for Nano- Electronics including nanotubes and nanowires, organic electronics, device structures beyond CMOS, and their applications. Distinguished speakers from industry, government, and universities.

April 6th through June 1st, 2006
Every Thursday, 4:15 - 5:30 pm
Free to the Public
Stanford University, Skilling Auditorium (Directions)
Instructor: Richard Dasher (rdasher at stanford.edu)
TA: Eduardo Abeliuk (eabeliuk at stanford.edu)

Available to Stanford students for one-unit credit as EE 402S
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Syllabus

Broadcast live via SITN (Stanford Instructional Television Network)
Streaming videos available online to registered students via Stanford on-line

Most speaker slides are in pdf format. Please click on the left button to download a free copy of the latest version of Acrobat Reader in order to correctly display the slides.

Schedule of Speakers
DATE	SPEAKER	TOPIC	SLIDES
April 6	Yoshio Nishi, Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University	Nano-electronic Materials and Devices for Integrated Electronics	View Slides
April 13	Ted Kamins Principal Scientist, Quantum Science Research, Hewlett Packard Labs	Metal - Catalyzed Silicon Nano-Wires : Growth and Devices	View Slides
April 20	Kazutaka Terashima Professor, Materials Science and Technology Shonan Institute of Technology	Future Optical and Electronic Substrate: GaN on Si	View Slides
April 27	Dr. Michael Garner Manager, External Materials Research and Technology Strategy Intel Corporation	Integrated Circuit Technologies and Novel Materials	View Slides
May 11	Prof. Peter Peumans Assistant Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering Stanford U.	Organic Electronics for the Nano-Electronics Domain	View Slides
May 18	Dr. Jun'ichi Sone General Manager NEC Corporation	Novel Devices for Nano-Electronics in NEC	View Slides 1/2 View Slides 2/2
May 25	Dr. Zoran Krivokapic Advanced Micro Devices	Can We Make Room Temperature Devices From Colossal Magnetoresistive Oxides?	View Slides
June 2	Prof. Paul McIntyre Dept. of Material Science & Eng. Dr. Peter Griffin Dept. of Electrical Engineering Prof. Mark Brongersma Dept. of Material Science & Eng.	New Materials and Devices for Nano-Electronics: A Stanford Panel	View Slides 1/3 View Slides 2/3 View Slides 3/3

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