The Electronic Materials Symposium is an inter-disciplinary conference that presents a broad spectrum of expert views on problems at the intersection of electronic materials and devices. The one-day symposium seeks to inform participants about challenges that excite today's materials scientists through a series of invited talks by experts in their respective fields.
The 45th Annual Northern California Electronic Materials Symposium, co-sponsored by TMS and IEEE Santa Clara Valley Section, will be held at Quadrus Conference Center in Palo Alto on Friday, May 5, 2017. The program features presentations on advanced electronic materials processing techniques and devices, and analytical techniques by outstanding speakers who have made significant contributions to their respective fields. Registration will begin at 8:00 am.
Prof. Dorian Liepmann, UC Berkeley (Bio-MEMS)
Prof. Mark Brongersma, Stanford University (Plasmonics and Metaphotonics)
Dr. Meyya Meyyappan, NASA (Nanomaterial for Space Applications)
Prof. David Reis, Stanford University (Free Electron Laser Applications)
Prof. Michael Yartsev, UC Berkeley (BRAIN Initiative)
Dr. Mike Hutton, Intel (FPGA)
Dr. Aleksandra Faust, Google (Waymo) (Machine Learning for Automated Systems)
The registration fees for the 2017 EMS meeting are as follows:
General: $110 (after May 2nd - $125)
Graduate Students: $70 (after May 2nd - $80)
Retired: $100 (after May 2nd - $110)
Undergraduate and High School students: $50 (after May 2nd - $60)
Click here for the location. Detailed map of the venue can be found here.
To view past programs of the Symposium, click here.
SPONSORS
IEEE Santa Clara Valley Section
IEEE Santa Clara Valley Section, Monterey Bay Subsection
The Material Society
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SYMPOSIUM COMMITTEE
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Ernesto Marinero
Purdue University
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Jie Yao
Chair
UC Berkeley
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James Spallas
Vice Chair
Keysight
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Jeongwon Park
University of Otawwa
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Dragoslav Grbovic
Naval Postgraduate School
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Ning Cheng
Intel
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Toshishige Yamada
Santa Clara University & U. C. Santa Cruz
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Lawrence Muray
Keysight Technologies
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Alberto Salleo
Stanford University
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Kristin Persson
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
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Jonathan Fan
Stanford University
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Kalapi Biswas
Intel
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The Electronic Materials Symposium Committee exists to promote the understanding of electronic materials within the industrial and academic communities of the San Francisco Bay Area. This committee organizes the annual Electronic Materials Symposium, featuring presentations on advanced electronic, magnetic and optical materials processing, characterization and devices by outstanding speakers who have made significant contributions to their fields. Proceeds of the symposium are used to support electronic materials research and education in local universities.
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