NNIN Symposium 2012 Presentation Slides
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Frontiers in Nanoscale Transistors and Electronics An exploratory symposium on electron device Sponsored by NSF National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network Guided by critical system and circuit requirements, this symposium will define candidate devices, associated materials, and process technologies for future generations of electron devices. This workshop will address the problems, difficulties when working with:
Each session will end with a brief discussion identifying primary obstacles. Each day will end with an interactive discussion on the best approaches to address these obstacles. (Please click on the talk titles below to download in PDF) |
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Monday, February 6, 2012 |
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| AM Talks |
| Opening comments | |
| Mark Lundstrom |
What’s Different Below 10 nm? |
| Paul Solomon |
Low Voltage Device Options |
| Tsu-Jae King |
CMOS Scaling to the End of the Roadmap |
| Mark Rodwell |
nm Transistor Scaling for VLSI and THz Applications |
| Sandip Tiwari |
Scale Changes in Silicon Electronics: Issues in Reductionism & Constructionism |
| PM Talks |
| Debdeep Jena |
2D Crystals for Next Generation Electronics |
| Joerg Appenzeller | 1D FETS and Spin-Based Devices |
| Alan Seabaugh | Compound Semiconductor Tunnel Transistors |
| Jeff Welser |
Challenges for Post-CMOS Devices and Architectures |
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012 |
| AM Talks |
| Opening Comments | |
| Jack Pekarik |
High-frequency Potential for Future Silicon CMOS & BiCMOS Technologies |
| Gabriel Rebeiz |
Advanced SiGe and CMOS Nodes for Millimeter-wave and THz Applications |
| Ali Hajimiri |
Silicon THz |
| Tomas Palacios |
GaN and Graphene: Extreme Materials for THz Electronics |
| Keisuke Shinohara |
Scaling Challenges of GaN and InP-HEMTs Towards THZ Operation |
| PM Talks |
| Jesus del Alamo |
InAs HEMTs: The Path to THz Electronics |
| Miguel Urteaga |
InP Transistor Technologies for THz Circuit Applications |
| Thomas Crowe |
THz Test & Measurement Equipment Using Diode Technology |
| William Deal |
InP High Electron Mobility Transistors for Terahertz Electronics |
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