Courses & Events
2016 Special Seminars and Events
Friday, Jan 1, 2016
04:15 pm - 05:30 pm
2016 Japan-US Innovation Awards Symposium
Arrillaga Alumni Center @ Stanford University
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March 22, 2016 | Accelerating Innovation at Universities
Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University @ Okinawa, Japan
In a condensing and shifting world, innovation increasingly fuels economic growth. Universities around the world are re-imagining their role in the innovation pipeline and their economic impact on the region, either willingly or under pressure to do so. In this symposium global experts will explore these topics and exchange ideas for accelerating innovation at universities, from the “nuts-and-bolts” of technology transfer, to new mechanisms such as university venture funds, proof-of-concept programs, and incubators, to new educational programs that increase the “innovativeness” and entrepreneurial capacity of students. This program is produced by the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) in cooperation with the US-ATMC. Click here for the program agenda.
- Symposium website (EN): https://groups.oist.jp/osd/international-symposium-innovative-university
- Symposium website (JP): https://groups.oist.jp/ja/osd/international-symposium-innovative-university
February 17, 2016 | “The Past, Present, and Future of Technology Innovation in Japan: A View From the Front Lines of Semiconductor Process Tool Development”
AllenX Auditorium, Paul G. Allen Building Extension @ Stanford University
In this presentation, Dr. Akiyoshi Suzuki, Former Canon Fellow and currently Technical Advisor, Gigaphoton Inc., and Member of the Board of Directors, SPIE, describes the complex dynamics that have governed semiconductor technology development in Japan, including the interplay between technology pull (strategic application demands from domains that range from aerospace to consumer products) and technology push (as exemplified by Moore’s Law and ITRS roadmapping). Dr. Suzuki will also comment on current technology management challenges for continuing innovation in the ecosystem around semiconductor IC technologies and on future prospects for Japan’s contributions to this area.
