CIS Spring 2003 Meetings

Advisory Committee Meetings and Roundtables
Day One Events• Tuesday, May 6, 2003

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Event	Speaker
Progress and Prospects for Strained MOSFETs	Dr. Judy Hoyt, (MIT) Slides, Video
Mobility/Ballistic Transport is ultra-short MOS	Dr. Shin-ichi Takagi (Toshiba) Slides, Video
Progress in Germanium-based Devices	Prof. Krishna Saraswat (Stanford)Slides, Video
Modeling and Simulation of Strained Materials	Prof. Christoph Jungemann (Bremen University) Slides, Video
IMOS and Derivative Devices for Logic and Memory	Prof. Jim Plummer (Stanford)Slides, Video
Gate Stack Engineering Thrust	Prof. Yoshio Nishi (Stanford)Slides, Video
Electronic Properties of Silicon and Other "Known Materials" --A Proposal	Dr. Constantin Bulucea (National Semiconductor) Slides, Video
Noise in Mixed-Signal Circuits	Prof. Bob Dutton (Stanford) Video
Hybrid SRAM/DRAM Architecture and Memory Manager	Prof. Nick McKeown (Stanford) Slides, Video
Imaging System-on-Chip Design	Prof. Abbas El Gamal (Stanford) Slides, Video
Pre-distortion in Circuits, Coding and Optimization	Prof. Teresa Meng (Stanford) Slides, Video
Roundtable Discussion: "Circuit Breakthroughs--How much Technology? How much Architecture?"	Panel

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