International Workshop on Future Trends in MicroElectronics: The Nano Millennium

June 25-29 (2001)

Ile de Bendor (France)
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Program and Agenda

June 24

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Day 1
Monday
June 25

8:30 Serge Luryi: Welcome

Morning Session: The CMOS Odyssey - Cyclops, Calipso, etc Chairs: Hiroshi Iwai and Letitia Harrison
9:00	Simon Sze	Four decades of developments in microelectronics: achievements and challenges
9:45	Paul Solomon	Strategies at the end of CMOS scaling
10:30 - Break
10:45	Jos Benschop	Trends in microlithography
11:30	James Burr	Nanoscale energetics: the looming power crisis and how to avoid it
12:10	Arto Nurmikko	The photonic alternative to microelectronic chips

Evening Panel, 18:00-20:00

Topic: End of the Odyssey? - Penelope and the bridegrooms

Moderator:
Kostya Likharev Panelists include: James Burr, Hiroshi Iwai, Trey Smith, Paul Solomon, Elias Towe

Day 2
Tuesday
June 26

Morning Session: Cunning tricks of the wicked mind - quantum computing, spintronics, and such Chairs: Michel Voos and Tetsuhiko Ikegami
8:30	Eli Yablonovitch	Electron spin resonance transistors for quantum communication and computing
9:10	Michel Dyakonov	Quantum computing: View from enemy camp
9:50	Kostya Likharev	Self-evolving neuromorphic networks based on nanoscale latching synapses
10:30 - Break
10:45	Allan MacDonald	Semiconductor spintronics
11:25	Daniel Loss	Spintronics and quantum computing in nanostructures
12:05	Jimmy Xu	Nanotube Electronics - Potential, Reality, Critique

Evening Panel, 18:00-20:00

Topic Hype and Hope

Moderator:
Horst Stormer Panelists include: Federico Capasso, Michel Dyakonov, Vladimir Goldman, Henk van Houten, Daniel Loss, Eli Yablonovitch

Day 3
Wednesday
June 27

Spouse Program:
Excursion

Morning Session - The weird, the wiry, the fiery, and the wireless Chairs: Elias Towe and Daniel Johnstone
8:30	Henk van Houten	The evolution of optical data storage
9:10	Trey Smith	Global culture on steroids
9:50	Tetsuhiko Ikegami	Towards e-society via the Internet and mobile service
10:30 - Break
10:45	George Chik	Optical Components Evolution/Revolution
11:25	Nikolai Ledentsov	Long-wavelength quantum dot lasers: from promising to unbeatable
12:05	Isaac Lagnado	Silicon … beyond silicon: beginning of the end or end of the beginning

Poster Session 18:00-20:00	Chair: Francois Arnaud d'Avitaya
Levon Asryan	Tunneling-injection quantum dot laser: ultrahigh temperature stability
Gregory Belenky	Future trends in design of the high efficiency semiconductor lasers
Marc Cahay	The use of rare -earth monosulfides to realize low or negative electron affinity cold cathodes
Enrique Calleja	The promise of MBE-grown III-nitride devices
Sorin Cristoloveanu	Future silicon-on-insulator MOSFETs: chopped or genetically modified?
Mikhail Dorojevets	FLUX-1: the first superconductor 20-GHz 8-bit RSFQ microprocessor built in 1.75-µm Nb-trilayer technology
Newton Frateschi	InGaAs/GaAs/InGaP quantum well microcavities with spatially controlled carrier injection
Ulf Gennser	A Si-based infrared laser: obstacles and prospects
Vladimir Goldman	Quantum computing with FQHE quasiparticles
Qing Hu	Terahertz emitters based on intersubband transitions
Hiroshi Iwai	Gate dielectrics for deep sub-0.1 µm CMOS
Daniel Johnstone	Metacrystals: Opportunities and issues for future quantum devices
Mikhail Levinshtein	The end of the 1/f noise
H.C. Liu	Self-assembled InAs quantum dots for FIR/THz devices
James Lott	Fabrication and assembly studies of III-V semiconductor microlaser Disks and actuators: Toward optical nanoelectromechanical systems
Marco Mastrapasqua	Measurements of low field mobility in ultra-thin SOI n- and p-MOSFETs
Junichi Murota	Atomically precise control of heterointerfaces for high-performance SiGe-based heterodevices
Manijeh Razeghi	"Quantum-dot-based III-nitrides for UV lasers"
Enrico Sangiorgi	Tunneling current, impact ionization, and photon emission in MOSFETs
Siegfried Selberherr	Current transport models for engineering applications
Michael Shur	Solid state lighting
Abdelkader Souifi	Electronic properties of silicon nanocrystals for memory applications
Claude Weisbuch	Photonic crystals: from fancy to reality
Jimmy Xu	Electronic Properties and Prospects of Engineered DNA
Alex Zaslavsky	Motheye antireflection patterning of nonlinear optical crystals

Day 4
Thursday
June 28

Morning Session: the other stuff: from wallpaper to outer space Chairs: Elizabeth Kolawa and Claude Weisbuch
8:30 -	William Tang	MEMS program at DARPA: current thrust areas and future vision
9:10	Federico Capasso	Where micro/nanomechanics and quantum electrodynamics meet: MEMS/NEMS based on Casimir-Lifshitz forces
9:50	Serge Luryi	Electronics based on first-order metal-insulator transition
10:30 - Break
10:45	Leon Alkalai	Future space explorations in the bio-nano millennium
11:25	Martin Green	Photovoltaic solar cell technologies for the future
12:05	Michael Shur	Wallpaper electronics

Evening Panel 18:00-20:00

Topic: New Vistas
Moderator: Federico Capasso Panelists include: Leon Alkalai, Dan Johnstone, Nikolai Ledentsov, Kostya Likharev, Claude Weisbuch

Historic vote on the relative importance of fashionable directions Tallyman: Horst Stormer (manual recount, helped by an ad hoc committee from Florida)

Conference Banquet

Day 5
Friday
June 29

Morning Session: Hot off the Press Chair: Paul Jay
Extended Morning	Invited Speaker	Title of Presentation
8:30	Manijeh Razeghi	Gated nanopillars for uncooled tunable infrared detectors
9:00	C.Y. Chang	Terahertz lasing in SiGe devices
9:30	Michael Kelly	Ultra-precise growth of tunnel barriers for low-cost devices
10:00	Gail Brown	Nanoscale approaches for creating future infrared sensing materials
10:30	break, followed by ...	RUMP (ad hoc) SESSION selected posters, impromptu presentations, etc
10:45
11:15
11:45		Conference Closing

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