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Semiconductors to Nanotechnology
The Coming Convergence

6th IEEE/NATEA Annual Conference
2004 New Frontier in Computing Technology

04/17/2004, Standford University

Sponsors:		Co-sponsor:
		IEEE San Francisco Bay Area Nanotechnology Council
IEEE - Computer Society	North America Taiwanese Engineers' Association

Program Overview:
Nanotechnology: Opportunities and Challenges	*Dr. Meyya Meyyappan* Director, Nanotech Program, NASA Ames Research Center
Nanosystems Design	Dr. K. Eric Drexler Chairman, Foresight institute; Author, "Nanosystems", 1992
Chemistry and Physics of Semiconductor Nanowires	Prof. Peidong Yang Assistant Professor, University of California-Berkeley
Non-Volatile Memory Technology – Moving into the Nanotechnology Age	Dr. Stefan Lai Vice President, Technology and manufacturing group, Intel Corp.
Nano-Enabled IT Business	Dr. Nobi Kambe CTO & VP, Founder, NanoGram Corp.
Integrating Semiconductor Technology with Carbon Nanotubes and Related Nanostructures	Prof. L. C. Chen Research Fellow and professor, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
IC Technology, Past, Present, and Future, and the Needs from Microelectronics to Nanoelectronics	Prof. Yoshio Nishi Director, Stanford Nano Fabrication Facility, Stanford University

Registration
Registration Fees (Online or Mail):	Before 4/15/2004*	After 4/15/2004 or On-site
IEEE, SNF, or NATEA Members	$50	$60
Non-Members	$60	$70
Students/Unemployed Members	$25	$30
All prices include meals. *Payment check must be received by 4/15/2004 post-marked.
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