December 10, 2012, International Electron Devices Meeting, San Francisco—Seonki Kim from Samsung presented a view of the current state of the art and the future prospective for the display industry. Changes will take place at both the macro and micro levels for all displays. Displays have evolved from analog CRTs by adding color, and these…
December 10, 2012, International Electron Devices Meeting, San Francisco—John Rogers from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign described the bifurcating directions of bio-electronics. The field is splitting into integrating biological functions with electronics, and transient electronics. The electronics revolution has transformed dimensions for biological interfaces from room-sized, to hand-held, and now towards embedded and integrated…
December 10, 2012, IEDM, San Francisco—A special guest presentation from Leo Esaki opened the latest IEDM conference. This was a unique opportunity to hear a Nobel Prize winner describe his life and research, along with his view of science and research. 1947 was a very good year. The transistor was invented and Esaki graduated from…
December 12, 2011 – Washington DC – The International Electron Device Meeting of the IEEE is the premier annual event on the directions in process technology advancement and the future of device scaling. The event has traditionally be the vehicle for promotion and validation of Moore’s law. As process technology is reaching several limits on…