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Mathematica: Noteworthy Updates, including AI-Based Coding Assistant

Jeff Weidenaar, Learning Consultant, Wolfram

Solid-State and Nano Seminar

Atomic Layer Deposited Overlayers on Metal Clusters

Dr Gunther Andersson, Professor of Chemical Physics and Nanotechnology, Flinders University

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Development of Infrared Focal Plane Arrays & Camera Prototypes at IIT Bombay

Dr. Subhananda Chakrabarti, Institute Chair Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

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2D Ferroic Materials and Devices

Dr. Cheng Gong, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at University of Maryland, College Park

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Photon-Photon Interaction in a Nonlinear Photonic Circuit

Dr. Kejie Fang, Assistant Professor & Y.T. Lo Faculty Fellow, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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Design Photonic Integrated Circuits with Ansys Lumerical

Dr. Yi-Hao Chen, Application Engineer, Ansys

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Metamaterials: from invisibility cloak to future extended reality displays

Junsuk Rho, Mu-Eun-Jae Endowed Chair Professor and Young Distinguished Professor, Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), Korea

LNF Seminar | Solid-State and Nano Seminar

Advanced Microsystems at Sandia Labs Enabled by Heterogeneous Integration

Drew Hollowell, Manager – Inertial Sensors Department , Sandia National Laboratories

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Microfabricated tools for measuring neural dynamics: development, dissemination, and applications

Sotiris Masmanidis , Assistant Professor, Brain Research Institute, University of California, LA

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Integrated χ(2) Photonics

Hong Tang, Professor, Yale University

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Computation in memristors: from device to system

Dr. Huaqiang Wu, Professor, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

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Exploiting Disorder in Ternary Heterovalent Semiconductors to Tune Across the Visible Spectrum

Steve Durbin, Professor, Western Michigan University

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Material challenges and opportunities in next generation electronics: from non-silicon electronics to artificial neural networks

Jeehwan Kim, Associate Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Capacitive Sensing with Graphene

Dr. Mona Ebrish, Advisory Research Scientist at IBM Research , IBM Research

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The Mid-Infrared as an Optical Playground

Professor Dan Wasserman, Associate Professor
IEEE Photonics Society Distinguished Lecturer, University of Texas at Austin, Microelectronics Research Center

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Electronic States of the Moiré Superlattice

Hong Guo, Professor, Center for the Physics of Materials and Department of Physics, McGill University, Montreal Canada

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Multiscale imaging of mammalian brain

Prof. Meng Cui, Assistant Professor, Purdue University

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Electrodes for Top-Illuminated Organic Photovoltaic Devices: An investigation into electrode design and interfacial energetics

Dr. Martin Tyler

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Photonic-molecule light and Super-nonlinear optical metamaterials

Jung-Tsung Shen, Das Family Career Development Distinguished Assistant Professor, Washington University in St. Louis

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The New World of Lighting: SSL and Beyond

Jeff Tsao, PhD, Sandia National Laboratories

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Materials, Manufacturing and Device Innovations for Soft Electronics

Cunjiang Yu, Assistant Professor, University of Houston

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Orthogonal Physics Enabled Nanophotonics (OPEN): attojoule optoelectronics, fundamental scaling laws, and analogue optical compute engines.

Volker Sorger, Assistant Professor, George Washington University

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Integrated Optofluidic Platforms for Immunofunctional Analysis: Nanoplasamonic Approach

Katsuo Kurabayashi, Professor, University of Michigan

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Ultrasensitive and Non-Invasive Graphene Nanobiosensors

Pai-Yen Chen, Assistant Professor, Wayne State University

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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 Division, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD 20899

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Gallium oxide devices for the next revolution in power electronics

Masataka Higashiwaki, Director, Green ICT Device Advanced Development Center, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology

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Silicon Nanophotonic Devices for Optical Interconnects and Biosensing

Ray T. Chen, Professor, Keys and Joan Curry/Cullen Trust Endowed Chair, The University of Texas, Austin

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Progress in ZnCdMgSe-based Nanostructures

Maria C. Tamargo, Professor of Chemistry, The City College of New York

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What are topological insulators good for?

Yong P. Chen, Associate Professor of Physics, Astronomy and Electrical & Computer Engineering, Purdue University

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Democratization of Next-Generation Imaging, Diagnostics and Measurement Tools through Computational Photonics

Aydogan Ozcan, Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles

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Scalable Sources for Non-Classical Light using Local Slow-Light Engineering

Khaled Mnaymneh , Engineer in Research Lead, University of Michigan, Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

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Silicon Nanophotonic Devices for Optical Interconnects and Biosensing

Ray T. Chen, Keys and Joan Curry/Cullen Trust Endowed Chair, The University of Texas at Austin

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Two Dimensional Dichalcogenides-ZnO Nanowire Hybrid Devices

Seongil Im, Professor , Yonsei University, Department of Physics

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Gallium Nitride and other emerging semiconductors for next generation power conversion

Srabanti Chowdhury , Assistant Professor, Arizona State University, School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering

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Nonvolatile Memory Devices with Colloidal Nanoparticles Assembly

Tae-Sik Yoon, Associate Professor, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Myongji University, Republic of Korea

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Old Chemistries in New Boxes: System Sympathetic Energy Storage

Dan Steingart, Assistant Professor, Princetown University, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

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Thermal Transport Phenomena in Engineering and Biomedical Microdevices

Ankur Jain , Assistant Professor , The University of Texas at Arlington, Texas, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department

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MEEP: A flexible, free-software package for electromagnetic simulations by the FDTD method

Dr. Ardavan Oskooi, Research Fellow, EECS

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Semiconductor Technology Roadmap: A Paradigm for Nanomanufacturing?

Michael Lercel, Ph.D, Senior Director and Chief Technologist, SEMATECH Inc.

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Transformation Electronics for Smart Living and Sustainable Future

Muhammad Mustafa Hussain , Associate Professor , King Abdullah University of Science & Technology, Computer Electrical Mathematical Science & Enginee

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MEEP: A flexible, free-software package for electromagnetic simulations by the FDTD method

Dr. Ardavan Oskooi, Research Fellow, EECS, University of Michigan

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The Dynamics of Retweeting on Twitter

Tauhid Zaman, Assistant Professor of Operations Management, MIT Sloan School of Management

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Radio-Frequency Nanoelectromechanical Systems in Atomically-Thin Crystals

Philip Feng, Assistant Professor in Electrical Engineering, Case Western Reserve University

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Using Locally Competitive Algorithms to Model Top-Down and Lateral Interactions between Cortical Neurons

Garrett T. Kenyon , Technical Staff Member, Physics Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory

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IntelliSuite Workshop: An end-to-end Solution for MEMS Design and Simulation

Tom Hall, Application Manager at IntelliSuite

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Wireless battery-less and High mass sensitivity Surface Acoustic Wave Sensors

Honglang Li, Professor, Lab of Acoustic MEMSÏ¼œInstitute of Acoustics, Chinese of Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China

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Google Glass, Why and Why Now?

Dr. Babak Parviz , Google Glass Project Lead, Google X

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Hands-on MEMS Simulation Using COMSOL

Dr. Chandan Kumar, COMSOL Application Engineer

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EECE/EECS for Instrument Development at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory: Ground, Airborne, and Space Flight Applications

Dmitriy L. Bekker, Digital Systems Engineer, Instrument Flight and GSE Software Group, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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MOVPE Droplets Heteroepitaxial Growth Model

Dr. Sergey Shusterman, Research Scientist, Solid State Physics, Electro-Optics Division , Soreq Nuclear Research Center, Israel

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Semiconductor Process Development and Integration with SEMulator3D

Dr. David M. Fried, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Coventor

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Unified Physical Mechanism and Implementation of Oxide-based RRAM

Jinfeng Kang, Professor of Electronics Engineering Computer Science School, Peking University

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Carbon based supercapacitors and their future trends

Dr. Yang Gao, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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Sustainable device-based approaches to energy harvesting and conservation

Dr. Madhusudan Singh , Research Scientist, University of Texas at Dallas

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Materials Modeling and Simulation for Nanotechnology

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Nanomanipulation System under Hybrid Microscope combined with ESEM and OM

Masahiro Nakajima, Professor, Nagoya University, Japan

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Solving for Micro and Macro-scale Electrostatic Configurations using Robin Hood Solver

Toni Drabik & Hrvoje Abraham, Sales Director & CEO, Artes Calculi Ltd.

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InGaN Nanorods for LEDs with Novel 3D Active Layer

Martin Strassburg, InGaN Nanorods for LEDs with Novel 3D Active Layer, OSRAM Opto Semiconductors

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Effects of Design, Manufacturing Processes, and Materials on High-power LED Performance

Dr. Sheng Liu, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Huazhong University of Science and Technology

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Graphene at the Boundaries

Paul McEuen, Professor of Physics, Cornell University

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Multiphase CFD for Droplet Based Microfluidics

Amar S. Basu, Assistant Professor, Wayne State University

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Debugging MEMS Process Flows with Physical Simulation

Tom Hall , Applications Manager, IntelliSense

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Biotronics Biotechnology for Electronic and Photonic Applications

Dr. James G. Grote, Principal Electronics Research Engineer, Air Force Research Laboratory

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Nanogenerators and piezotronics from basic science to novel applications

Zhong Lin Wang, Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology

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System Level Analysis and Simulation for MEMS

Tom Hall, Applications Manager, IntelliSense Software Corp.

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Cortical Brain Machine Interfaces for the Treatment of Paralysis

Cynthia Chestek, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan, Biomedical Engineering

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Comsol Hands-on Workshop on Microfluidic Devices

Dr. Ahsan Munir, Application Engineer, COMSOL

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Electronics on anything: How thin film electronics can instrument the world

Ioannis Kymissis , Professor, Columbia University

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Pushing Ions Around: Ion Selective Membrane Systems for Biosensing, Desalination, and Neuroscience

Jongyoon Han, Associate Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Optofluidic lasers and their potential applications in bio/chemical analysis

Dr. Xudong (Sherman) Fan, Associate Professor, University of Michigan, Biomedical Engineering

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Semiconductor Nanowires for Artificial Retina and Renewable applications

Deli Wang, Associate Professor, University of California – San Diego

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MEMS Virtual Prototyping for Debugging Your Process Flow

Joe Johnson, Business Development Manager, IntelliSense

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Graphene based Green Electronics

Kaustav Banerjee, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Director of the Nanoelectronics Research Lab, University of California – Santa Barbara

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Chemically Enhanced Carbon Nanomaterials for Electronics, Energy, and Medicine

Mark C. Hersam, Professor, Northwestern University

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EM.Cube Advanced Workshop

Dr. Kazem Sabet, President, EMAG Technologies, Inc.

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Modeling and Simulation of Electromagnetic Devices

Dr. Kazem Sabet, EMAG Technologies, Inc.

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From Microwave to Millimeter-wave: The Design of Reconfigurable, High-Bandwidth CMOS Radios

Jeyanandh Paramesh, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science , Carnegie Mellon University

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One-Day MEMS Simulation Workshop

Dr. Mary Ann Maher, CEO of SoftMEMS LLC

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CAD Tools for Co-simulation and Modelling of MEMS Devices, Associated Electronics and Packaging-Part Two

Dr. Mary Ann Maher, CEO of SoftMEMS LLC

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Pushing Si toward THz applications

Professor Jae-Sung Rieh

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Quantum Tunneling Electronics for Ultra-Low Power Scaled CMOS

Paul R. Berger, Professor, Electrical Eng and Physics, Ohio State University

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How Can IntelliSuite v8.7 Benefit MEMS Research and Teaching

Joe Johnson, Business Development Manager

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RF from Kilometer- to Millimeter-waves: NFL Football Tracking and Power Amplifier Circuits & Systems

David S. Ricketts, Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University

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Challenges Still Unmet: Sensors and Sources

Jasprit Singh, Professor, UM, EECS and Applied Physics

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Semiconductors and the Hunt for Sustainable Energy

Jasprit Singh, Professor, UM, EECS and Applied Physics

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Current-driven Spin-Orbit Fields in Dilute Magnetic Semiconductors

Dr. Aurelien Manchon, Assistant Professor, Materials Science & Engineering, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)

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Semiconductor Nanostructures for Energy Efficient Optoelectronic Device Applications

Dr. Boon S. Ooi, Professor, Physical Science & Engineering, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)

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Micro and Nano Machining for High Aspect Ratio Structures

February 28th 2012

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CAD Tools for the Co-design of Heterogeneous Systems of MEMS and Sensors, Electronics and Packaging.

Dr. Mary Ann Maher, CEO of SoftMEMS LLC

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Enabling Technologies of Optoelectronics

Jasprit Singh, Professor, UM, EECS and Applied Physics

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Semiconductors and the Age of Intelligence

Jasprit Singh, Professor, EECS and Applied Physics

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The Good Life: Senses as Motivators for Technology

Prof. Jasprit Singh, Professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

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Circuits and Systems for Real-Time Neurochemical Sensing and Activity-Dependent Intracortical Microstimulation

Professor Pedram Mohseni, Associate Professor, Case Western Reserve University

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Electrowetting Enables New Capabilities for Lab-On-Chip, Optics, E-Paper, and Beyond… (NIMSA Seminar)

Jason Heikenfeld, Professor, University of Cincinnati

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EM.CUBE Workshop

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Infrared Imaging Using Carbon Nanotube (CNT) Based Detectors: From Design to Manufacturing

Professor Ning Xi, Professor, Michigan State University

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Is Configurable Analog VLSI becoming a reality?

Dr. Paul Hasler, Associate Professor , School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology

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CMOS Switched-Capacitor Circuits: Recent Advances in Bio-Medical and RF Applications

David J. Allstot, Ph.D., Professor of VLSI and Digital Systems, University of Washington

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Short Course on Advanced Methods in Atomic Force Microscopy

Solid-State and Nano Seminar

Metrology for Nanofabrication (NIMSA Seminar)

Dr. Pilar Herrera-Fierro and Dr. John Mansfield

Solid-State and Nano Seminar

Integrated Optics in Silicon (NIMSA Seminar)

Michael W. Geis, PHD, Physics, Rice University, Rice University

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NIMSA Student Seminar Series

Greg McGraw and Sameh Tawfick , PhD Students (Physics and Applied Physics; Mechanical Engineering)

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Terahertz Electronics

Dr. Michael Shur, Patricia W. and C. Sheldon Roberts Professor, , Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

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InAs Quantum Dot-Based Devices for Ultrafast Photonic Signal Processing

Professor Osamu Wada, InAs Quantum Dot-Based Devices for Ultrafast Photonic Signal Processing, Kobe University, Japan

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Technology Directions for Future RF Applications

Dr. Dwight C. Streit, Northrop Grumman Space Technology