MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science EECS Event

Hitachi-MIT day

Friday, December 7, 2001
9:00 AM
E51 Wong Auditorium Tang Center

Abstract

Hitachi-MIT Day Microsystems Technology Laboratories and Industrial Liaison Program Friday, December 7, 2001 Tang Center Auditorium (Sloan School) Agenda

9:00 Welcoming Remarks/MIT Professor Martin Schmidt

9:10 Hitachi R&D as the best solution partner – Challenges in the 21st century Dr. Nakamura

Session 1 High Speed Semi-conductor Devices, Professor Jesus A. del Alamo, Session Chair

9:45 Enhanced Performance of Strained-Si MOSFETs on CMP SiGe Virtual Substrate Dr. Digh Hisamoto

10:10 Improvement of CMOS Device Performance using Mechanical Stress Control Dr. Hideo Miura

10:35 Coffee Break

10:45 Strained Si/Relaxed SiGe-on-Insulator MOSFETs Professor Judy Hoyt

11:05 Diffusion of n-type Dopants in Relaxed SiGe for Source/Drain Formation Mr. Satoshi Eguchi, Hitachi Visiting Scientist at MTL

11:20 An RF power LDMOSFET on SOI Mr. James Fiorenza (Ph.D. candidate)

11:45 Open Discussion Professor Jesus A. del Alamo

12:00 Lunch (provided for registered guest)

1:30 Organic Optoelectronics Professor Vladimir Bulovic

Session 2 MicroElectroMechanical Systems (MEMS) Professor Jeff Lang, Session Chair

2:00 Micro-Fluidic Devices Dr. Ryo Miyake, MERL/Hitachi

2:30 Micromachining-technology-based Devices developed in the MERL of Hitachi, Ltd. Dr. Makoto Kitano, MERL/Hitachi

3:00 Coffee Break

3:15 Button-sized Motors and Generators for a Micro-Gas Turbine Engine Dr. Carol Livermore

3:45 MicroChemical Fuel Processing: Towards Efficient On-Chip Power Generation Dr. Aleksander Franz

4:15 Open Discussion Professor Jeffrey Lang

4:45 Closing Remarks Professor Martin Schmidt

5:00 Reception Lobby – Tang Auditorium

To Register: E-mail to hitachi-day@mtl.mit.edu With: Name, Title, and Affiliation