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APR
04
2019
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Microfabricated tools for measuring neural dynamics: development, dissemination, and applications
Sotiris Masmanidis , Assistant ProfessorBrain Research Institute, University of California, LA
10:30am
MAR
12
2019
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Integrated χ(2) Photonics
Hong Tang, ProfessorYale University
10:30am
JAN
28
2019
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Computation in memristors: from device to system
Dr. Huaqiang Wu, ProfessorTsinghua University, Beijing, China
4:00pm
NOV
09
2018
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Exploiting Disorder in Ternary Heterovalent Semiconductors to Tune Across the Visible Spectrum
Steve Durbin, ProfessorWestern Michigan University
2:00pm
OCT
09
2018
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Material challenges and opportunities in next generation electronics: from non-silicon electronics to artificial neural networks
Jeehwan Kim, Associate ProfessorMassachusetts Institute of Technology
4:00pm
JUN
11
2018
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Capacitive Sensing with Graphene
Dr. Mona Ebrish, Advisory Research Scientist at IBM Research IBM Research
3:30pm
MAY
16
2018
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
The Mid-Infrared as an Optical Playground
Professor Dan Wasserman, Associate Professor
IEEE Photonics Society Distinguished LecturerUniversity of Texas at Austin, Microelectronics Research Center
4:00pm
APR
20
2018
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Electronic States of the Moiré Superlattice
Hong Guo, ProfessorCenter for the Physics of Materials and Department of Physics, McGill University, Montreal Canada
10:30am
DEC
04
2017
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Multiscale imaging of mammalian brain
Prof. Meng Cui, Assistant ProfessorPurdue University
11:00am
OCT
23
2017
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Electrodes for Top-Illuminated Organic Photovoltaic Devices: An investigation into electrode design and interfacial energetics
Dr. Martin TylerUniversity of Warwick
10:00am
APR
14
2017
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Photonic-molecule light and Super-nonlinear optical metamaterials
Jung-Tsung Shen, Das Family Career Development Distinguished Assistant ProfessorWashington University in St. Louis
10:30am
MAR
31
2017
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
The New World of Lighting: SSL and Beyond
Jeff Tsao, PhDSandia National Laboratories
10:00am
FEB
17
2017
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Materials, Manufacturing and Device Innovations for Soft Electronics
Cunjiang Yu, Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Houston
9:30am
NOV
29
2016
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Orthogonal Physics Enabled Nanophotonics (OPEN): attojoule optoelectronics, fundamental scaling laws, and analogue optical compute engines.
Volker Sorger, Assistant ProfessorGeorge Washington University
11:00am
NOV
21
2016
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Integrated Optofluidic Platforms for Immunofunctional Analysis: Nanoplasamonic Approach
Katsuo Kurabayashi, ProfessorUniversity of Michigan
3:30pm
NOV
18
2016
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Ultrasensitive and Non-Invasive Graphene Nanobiosensors
Pai-Yen Chen, Assistant ProfessorWayne State University
9:00am
JAN
14
2016
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Watching the Ink Dry: In-situ Measurements to Monitor Film Formation and Function from Organic Semiconducting Inks
Christopher L. Soles, PhD, Leader, Functional Polymers Group, Materials Science and Engineering DivisionNational Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD 20899
5:00pm
JUN
18
2015
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Gallium oxide devices for the next revolution in power electronics
Masataka Higashiwaki, Director, Green ICT Device Advanced Development CenterNational Institute of Information and Communications Technology
9:30am
MAY
18
2015
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Silicon Nanophotonic Devices for Optical Interconnects and Biosensing
Ray T. Chen, Professor, Keys and Joan Curry/Cullen Trust Endowed ChairThe University of Texas, Austin
4:30pm
APR
13
2015
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Progress in ZnCdMgSe-based Nanostructures
Maria C. Tamargo, Professor of ChemistryThe City College of New York
9:30am
FEB
17
2015
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
What are topological insulators good for?
Yong P. Chen, Associate Professor of Physics, Astronomy and Electrical & Computer EngineeringPurdue University
1:30pm
FEB
09
2015
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Democratization of Next-Generation Imaging, Diagnostics and Measurement Tools through Computational Photonics
Aydogan Ozcan, Ph.D.University of California, Los Angeles
1:00pm
DEC
15
2014
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Scalable Sources for Non-Classical Light using Local Slow-Light Engineering
Khaled Mnaymneh , Engineer in Research LeadUniversity of Michigan, Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
1:00pm
DEC
09
2014
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Silicon Nanophotonic Devices for Optical Interconnects and Biosensing
Ray T. Chen, Keys and Joan Curry/Cullen Trust Endowed ChairThe University of Texas at Austin
10:00am
DEC
05
2014
Solid-State and Nanotechnology
Two Dimensional Dichalcogenides-ZnO Nanowire Hybrid Devices
Seongil Im, Professor Yonsei University, Department of Physics
10:30am
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