The Electronics Materials and Photonics Division (EMPD) is soliciting abstracts that will address the latest advancements in various emerging devices and materials used for, but not limited, for photonic, sensing, photovoltaic, perovskite, quantum applications, AI hardware, Microelectronics, ferroelectric, 2d materials, wide bandgap, piezoelectric, processing/fabrication, patterning, interconnect, packaging, characterization/measurements, energy conversion, storage, harvesting, batteries/electrochemical cells, simulation/modeling, and ML/AI techniques. We welcome abstracts that report both experimental and theoretical discoveries related to the correlations between structure, properties, and synthesis of new materials, as well as their integration into devices. For AVS 72, EMPD is particularly interested in abstracts that fit within several broad thematic areas:
Areas of Interest:
- Advanced Devices and Materials for Photonic, Sensing, Quantum Applications.
- Logic and Memory Devices and Materials: Advances in AI Hardware, Microelectronics, Processing, Interconnect, Patterning, Packaging/Heterogeneous integration.
- Advances in Wide Bandgap, Piezoelectric Materials and Devices.
- Materials and Devices for Energy Conversion, Storage, Harvesting, Batteries/Electrochemical Cells. Other energy-related functional materials and devices are welcome.
- Designing next-gen electronic, photonic, and quantum materials and devices using modeling, simulation, and AI/ML techniques
A Joint Mini-Symposium in Microelectronics will be organized in collaboration with the Thin Film Division to discuss opportunities in Microelectronics with device and materials researchers.
A Flash Poster session is being organized to encourage poster presenters to showcase their work as part of the oral sessions.
As in past years, we will offer multiple awards, including graduate student poster and presentation awards, as well as post-doc and graduate student travel awards, to help create a forum in which younger scientists can present their work and develop relationships for the future.
EM1: Electronic Materials and Photonics Oral Session
Invited Speakers:
- Robert Kaplar, Sandia National Laboratories
- Andrew Rappe, University of Pennsylvania
- Boris Yakobson, Rice University
- Fei Zhou, Sandisk Corporation
EM2: Advanced Microelectronic Materials for Next Generation Microelectronics Oral Session
Invited Speakers:
- Biswajeet Guha, Intel Corporation
EM3: Electronic Materials and Photonics Poster Session