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Welcome from the General Chair:
Important Deadlines:
Abstract Submission Deadline:
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Author Acceptance Notification:
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Advance Registration Deadline:
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Late News Submission Deadline:
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For over sixty years, the Device Research Conference has brought
together leading scientists, researchers, and graduate students
from various disciplines in academia and industry to share their
latest research, insights and discoveries in the field. As always, the main
goal of the conference is to stimulate an open and frank discussion
on recent breakthroughs and advances on electronic and optical devices.
The university setting of the Device Research Conference encourages the
exchange of creative ideas and provides a great atmosphere for social
events. The technical program will be a mix of invited, oral, and poster
presentations. Once again, the conference will hold three evening rump
sessions aimed at engaging the audience in a vigorous and charged discussion
on the future directions of competing device technologies. The Device Research
Conference has a tradition of strong graduate student participation. This is
recognized by offering student travel support and as a particular highlight,
the Best Student Paper Award. As a new feature, this 67th session of the DRC features
an innovative short course on Graphene Physics and Devices to be held on Sunday, June 21, 2009.
The
Device Research Conference is coordinated with the Electronic Materials
Conference to be held during the same week from June 24 to 26, 2009.
This recognizes the strong interaction between device and electronic
materials research and provides for fruitful exchange of information
between attendees of both conferences.
Please check back in early 2009 to see the outstanding plenary and invited speaker schedule and special sessions that are planned.
I hope
to see you at Penn State this summer.
Regards,
Steve Koester
General Chair
UPDATE:
The Advance Program is now available. Online registration is also available.
Images at top (from left to right): Nanotube Ring Oscillator (Courtesy: IBM), InP
HBT (Courtesy: RSC), III-V Diode (Courtesy: RSC), GaAs HEMT (Courtesy:
RSC), Organic Transistor (Courtesy: NIST)
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