Join the Birck Nanotechnology Center for a seminar by Dennis Lin, Principal Member of the Technical Staff in Compute Memory Technologies at imec, as he explores the potential of low-dimensional materials for next-generation computing devices. The presentation will highlight how…
The growing complexity of photonic devices and integrated circuits demands design workflows that are both faster and more automated. This seminar will present recent progress in accelerating photonics design through advanced computing and AI, spanning both device- and circuit-level design….
Join us on September 30 at 2:00 p.m. in BRK 1001 for a Birck Seminar Series presentation by Sangsik Kim, Associate Professor in the School of Electrical Engineering at KAIST. Kim will discuss advances in integrated nanophotonics and the path…
Join Torben Purz, Lead Research Scientist at MONSTR Sense Technologies, for a seminar exploring how advanced ultrafast imaging techniques are enabling the characterization of next-generation materials for power electronics and quantum technologies. Dr. Purz will discuss the KRAKEN Turnkey Ultrafast…
neaSCOPE: One Platform. Multiple Measurement Modalities. Discover how multimodal nanoscale characterization can accelerate research across morphology, chemistry, electrical, mechanical, and ultrafast material dynamics. What you will learn: What you will experience: Application areas: Agenda 9:00a.m.-9:05a.m. Opening Remarks BRK 1001…
Join the Birck Nanotechnology Center for a seminar by Andreas Kerber, PhD, Senior Principal Engineer at Intel Corporation, on September 17 at 2:00 p.m. in BRK 1001. Dr. Kerber will present “Reliability Characterization of Ring Oscillator Circuits in Advanced CMOS…
Join Associate Professor Ali M. Bramson (Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Purdue University) for a seminar exploring how thermal, radio, and microwave remote sensing technologies are helping scientists uncover the geologic history of planets and moons across our Solar System….
Join us for a Birck Special Seminar featuring Shreyas S. Joglekar of Quantum Design SA (formerly Qnami AG), who will discuss the capabilities of the ProteusQM scanning nitrogen-vacancy (NV) magnetometry platform for advanced materials and device research. The seminar will…
Students are invited to attend an informal lunch and discussion with Professor Capasso—an excellent opportunity to learn more about his groundbreaking work, which includes the invention of the quantum cascade laser and major contributions to metaoptics and nanotechnology.
We are pleased to welcome Professor Federico Capasso, Robert Wallace Professor of Applied Physics at Harvard University, a globally recognized leader in optics, nanotechnology, and photonics. Professor Capasso will discuss cutting-edge advances in metasurface-based flat optics and their transition from…