Santa Clara University

Center For Nanostructures - Seminars


Center for Nanostructures

Bannan Engineering
Building 404 (2nd Floor)

Hours: 8:30am - 5:30pm

Phone: (408) 551-1712

Fax: (408) 554-5474

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2008 Seminars

Date

Speaker

Topic

7/11

 Dr. Ramesh Adhari
McGill University		 Engineering passive structures for emerging microelectronic systems

2007 Seminars

Date

Speaker

Topic

2/23

 (1) Professor I. Adesida
University of Illinois
(2) Professor C. Claeys
IMEC, Belgium
(3) Professor J.J. Liou
University of Central Florida
(4) Professor T.-J. King Liu
University of California, Berkeley
(5) Professor K. Saraswat
Stanford University
(6) Professor P.K. Yu
University of California, San Diego		 (1) TBD
(2) "Strain Engineering and Device Performance: Benefit or Compromise?"
(3) "Robust Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Protection in CMOS Technology"
(4) "FinFET Technology for Nanoscale CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits"
(5) "High Mobility Materials and Novel Device Structures for High Performance Nanoscale MOSFETs"
(6) "Recent Advances in Photonic Devices for RF/Wireless Communication Applications"

2006 Seminars

Date

Speaker

Topic

11/21

 Edward de Asis Characterizing Neuronal Networks Using Carbon Nanotube Microelectrode Arrays


2005 Seminars

Date

Speaker

Topic

02/07

 Professor Jie Chen Electronic and Biological Applications of Carbon Nanotubes

05/26

 Dr. Toshishige Yamada

Quantum Effects of Nanodevices

10/21

UCSC/CNS/Hitachi

Nanotechnology Seminar




2004 Seminars

Date

Speaker

Topic

03/09

 S.Y. Wang
 Hewlett-Packard Laboratories		 Nanotechnology at HP Labs/Quantum Science Research

09/24

 CNS/Hitachi

Nanotechnology and the Current Nanoelectronics Industry

11/10

Bin Yu
NASA Ames Research Center

Research on Nanowires




2003 Seminars

Date

Speaker

Topic

01/08

 Dr. Meyya Meyyappan
NASA Ames Research Center		 An Overview of Recent Developments in Nanotechnology

02/05

 Dr. Robert E. Fontana, Jr.
 Hitachi Global Storage Technologies		 Nano Processing Applications for Thin Film Magnetic Recording Heads

05/07

 Professor Michael S. Isaacson
 University of California, Santa Cruz		 Interfacing the Physical and Biological Worlds
In vitro to In vivo

06/05

 Professor Wolfgang Porod
University of Notre Dame		 Emerging Nanoelectronic Device Technologies

09/26

 Ms. Tomoe Kiyosada
SRI International 		Can Japan lead the global market in nanotechnology?

10/14

 Dr. Ted Kamins
 Hewlett-Packard Laboratories		 Self-Assembled Semiconductor Heterostructures

11/05

 Dr. Fu-Chang Lo
 Intel Corporation		 Extending Moore's Law with Silicon Nanotechnology

11/18

 Professor Hongjie Dai
Stanford University		 Carbon Nanotubes: From Synthesis to Transistors

12/02

 Dr. Stephen R. Winzer
Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co.		 Aerospace Applications of Micro- and Nanosystems Technology


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