Please join us our 9th Annual Full Day Symposium:

Emerging Nano-Bio & Nano-Ionic Technologies and Applications

May 15, 2013
8:00 am – 4:30 pm
Texas Instruments (TI) Auditorium E-1
2900 Semiconductor Drive
Santa Clara, CA

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Presentations include:

Keynote
Dr. Chandrasekhar Narayan, Dir. Science and Technology, IBM Almaden Labs

Session 1: Non-volatile Memory I

• Dr. Rene Meyer, Rambus Labs: “Tunnel RRAM Devices”
• Dr. Geoffrey Burr, Research Staff Member, IBM Almaden Labs: “Access devices for 3-D crosspoint using Mixed-Ionic-Electronic-Conduction ”

Session 2: Non-volatile Memory II

• Lee Cleveland, Vice President, Device Engineering, 4DS: “Low Power RRAM”
• Prof. Wei Lu, University of Michigan, Co-founder and Chief-Scientist, Crossbar Inc.: “RRAM Based on Amorphous Films”

Session 3: Nano Bio-Med

• Mark Bunger, Research Director, Lux Research: “Nanoionics in Medicine: from modest beginnings to potentially bright future”
• Prof. Anand Gadre, Director, Stem Cell Instrumentation Foundry, UC Merced: “Applications of Polymeric Micro/Nano-Electro-MEMS in Biotechnology”
• Dr. Rob Meagley, Founder ONE Nanotechnologies: “Creating Chemoselective Surfaces and Films for Sensor Platforms”

Session 4: Nano Materials

• Dr. Jessica Koehne, Nano-bio sensing systems Scientist at NASA Ames: “Carbon Nanofiber Nanoelectrode Arrays for Biosensing Applications”
• Dr. Boaz Vilozny, Bioengineering Dept UC Santa Cruz: “Applications Surface Modification of Glass Nanopores for Bioanalytical Sensing”
• Jon Myers, CEO and Founder, Graphene Technologies: “Reversing the Greenhouse – Carbon Dioxide to Graphene Devices”