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Nano-Tera.ch activities
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August 24-27, 2010
ETHZ
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3rd International NanoBio Conference
For this 4-day conference, we will have at least 42 invited, internationally renowned speakers for plenary and two parallel sessions, as well as poster sessions and an industrial exhibition. We expect around 500 participants, 250 - 300 posters and about 15-20 exhibitors.
This meeting gathers the leaders of this progressive field from all over the world helping scientists to get an update on the most recent achievements in the different topics of nanobiotechnology, to discuss, to network, to exchange stimulating new ideas, and to take responsibility in forming public opinion about nanobiotechnology.
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Connected Nano-Tera Network Events
November 3-5, 2010
ETHZ
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ACM Sensys 2010
The 8th ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems (SenSys 2010) is a highly selective, single-track forum for the presentation of research results on systems issues in the area of embedded, networked sensors. Distributed systems based on networked sensors and actuators with embedded computation capabilities allow for an instrumentation of the physical world at an unprecedented scale and density, thus enabling a new generation of monitoring and control applications. SenSys provides a cross-disciplinary venue for researchers addressing the rich space of networked sensor system design issues to interact, present and exchange research results, and demonstrate their work in a hands-on research exhibition.
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January 22-27, 2011
San Francisco
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Photonics West 2011
The LASE technical program showcases the latest fundamental and applied research on new laser sources and applications. Highlights include conferences on fiber, solid state, disk, and ultrafast lasers plus the world's largest concentration of semiconductor laser/LED content at one event. Applications include lasers for free-space communications, industrial, and biomedical use.
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Past Events
June 23-24, 2010
Grenoble
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DTC: European NanoelectronicsDesign Technology Conference
Application-oriented design technology for micro and nano electronics have become a very important success factor for European system, design and semiconductor companies and will be looked at in its full range. Exhaustive research and development in this area has been supported by CATRENE, ENIAC and local governments through the past years. Latest results and exciting highlights from CATRENE and ENIAC projects will form the subjects of this conference.
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June 14-15, 2010
Zurich
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Nano-Tera Workshop: Lab-on-chip & remote data analysis
Nano-Tera.CH and FSRM are glad to invite you to this second Nano-Tera workshop, on Lab-on-chip & remote data analysis. We encourage everyone to participate and meet other researchers in a casual atmosphere. The details of the program will be continuously updated here.
You can download the presentations here.
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May 26-28, 2010
EPFL
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D43D: System Design for 3D Silicon Integration Workshop
3-D ICs enable dramatically improved performances at a much lower cost than new leading-edge CMOS technology below 32 nm transistor fabrication. The success of these new ICs depends on the availability of new methodologies and skills that are required to achieve acceptable design quality and productivity.
Topics addressed are: Applications requiring 3D, interconnect architectures and thermal management for 3D ICs, application partitioning, floor planning for 3D architectures, modeling, characterization and testing for 3D ICs.
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March 8-12 2010
Dresden |
Design, Automation and Test in Europe
The 13th DATE conference and exhibition is the main European event bringing together designers and design automation users, researchers and vendors, as well as specialists in the hardware and software design, test and manufacturing of electronic circuits and systems. It puts strong emphasis on ICs/SoCs, reconfigurable hardware and embedded systems, including embedded software.
Prof. Giovanni de Micheli is the General Chair; Prof. Adrian Ionescu of CabTuRes and NanowireSensor is Nanoelectronics Chair; Prof. Rolf Ernst is Embedded Software Chair and Prof. David Atienza of CMOSAIC is Web Chair.
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December 17 2009
EPFL |
The Future of Electrical Engineering
The Integrated Systems Centre has organized a day of presentations and discussion about the future of Electrical Engineering as a discipline and profession with a group of world renowned leaders and innovators. Much of the future of this discipline depends on how we become aware of the current challenges and opportunities and react to them.
This meeting is organized as a forum, with ample time for the audience to interact and ask questions. The forum is of interest to professors, research and teaching staff and graduate students in EE and neighbor disciplines, such as microtechniques, computer science and communication systems.
The list of speakers includes Prof. Giovanni de Micheli, Prof. Jan Rabaey, Prof. Heinrich Meyr, Prof. Satashi Goto and Prof. Lothar Thiele.
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November 27, 2009
EPFL
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CNT RF NEMS and Hybrid CMOS-CNT Integrated Circuits
The objective of this workshop is to gather researchers and engineers working in the field of carbon nanotubes and NEMS from fundamental science to market surveys, and to provide them with a forum for discussion for exchanging their points of view and experience and sharing their research results.
One of the speakers is Prof. Laszlo Forro, a member of CabTuRes.
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November 23-24, 2009
Le Louverain
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Nano-Tera Workshop: Biosensors • Body Area Networks
Nano-Tera.CH and FSRM are glad to invite you to the first Nano-Tera workshop on biosensors and body area networks. This event is free of charge for all participants - unless a single room is required - and we encourage everyone to participate and meet other researchers in a casual atmosphere. The details of the program will be continuously updated here.
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November 16-20, 2009
Lugano
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Autumn School on Complexity Management in Embedded Systems
The overall problem of complexity management for embedded systems is clearly of such extension as to deserve more than one Autumn School in order to cover its various aspects; this aims at preparing a strong basis, considering different viewpoints and presenting challenges and solutions of specific relevance to Nano-Tera: on such background one can envision creating in the future more specialized schools targeting, e.g., the challenges of software for complex distributed systems or of reliability. The list of lectures can be consulted here.
Organised by Prof. Maria Sami, who is the Principle Investigator of COMES.
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November 16-18, 2009
Montreux
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Nano Bio Tech 2009
This is a unique Conference at the frontiers of both Micro- and Nano- technologies, with a special emphasis on Biological, Chemical and Medical applications. The format includes plenary talks from invited speakers of international renown, giving lectures on significant aspects of the scope, together with a variety of short oral presentations of original new research. Participants from over 15 countries encompassing Europe, America and Asia meet in a relaxed and informal atmosphere, ideal for the creative exchange of ideas and the development of new collaborative projects.
Organizers include Prof. Philippe Renaud of LiveSense and SImOS
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October 12-14, 2009
Capri, Italy
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IEEE 2009 Bipolar/BiCMOS circuits and technology meeting
The BCTM conference attracts people interested in all aspects of the semiconductor business, ranging from starting materials, semiconductor manufacturing and testing tools, assembly, process simulation and evaluation tools, analog and RF circuit design and EDA tools and off site manufacturing services.
Prof. Giovanni de Micheli, Spokesperson of the Nano-Tera.CH program, gave a paper entitled "Nano-Technologies for Tera-Scale Problems". The Nano-Tera.ch presentation is available for download.
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September 6-9, 2009
EPFL
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Eurosensors XXIII
Since its establishment in 1987, the EUROSENSORS
series of conferences are the only European forum
to cover the entire field of Sensors, Actuators and
Microsystems. The Eurosensors conference provides
an excellent opportunity to bring together European
scientists and engineers from academia, national
research institutes and companies to present and
discuss the latest results in the general field of
solid-state sensors, actuators, micro- and
nanosystems. Organised by Prof. Jürgen Brugger, who is the Principle Investigator of SelfSys and Danick Briand who is a member of CabTuRes.
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July 8-10, 2009
EPFL
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IEEE Symposium on Industrial Embedded Systems
The aim of the symposium is to bring together researchers and practitioners from industry and academia and provide them with a platform to report on recent developments, deployments, technology trends and research results, as well as initiatives related to embedded systems and their applications in a variety of industrial environments. It is chaired by Prof Giovanni di Micheli, Spokesperson of the Nano-Tera.CH program.
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17-19 November 2008
Montreux
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Nano-Tech Montreux 2008
This unique Conference, chaired by Hywel Morgan and co-ordinated in Switzerland by Prof. Philippe Renaud, is at the frontier of MicroNano Tech and Bio applications. Nano-Tech Montreux 2008 will feature high level invited speakers as well as selected presentations on current topics related to micro- and nanotechnologies in the biosciences. Participants from over 15 countries in Europe, America and Asia meet in a variety of contexts ideal for creative exchange of ideas and new project developments.
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28 October 2008
Yverdon
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Forum Industriel Micronarc
Souvent méconnues des responsables d’entreprises, les collaborations avec les institutions publiques de recherche et formation peuvent prendre différentes formes et bénéficier de différentes aides financières. Elles constituent une formidable source d’innovation encore trop peu exploitées par les entreprises.
L’objectif de ce forum est de démystifier l’institution de recherche, de clarifier le rôle des organismes mis en place pour favoriser l’innovation et de créer les contacts nécessaires pour de futures collaborations.
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17 September 2008
EPFL |
BioAlps Networking Day 2008
Le programme de cette journée vous permettra d’approfondir cette problématique et surtout d’explorer ces rapports science, technologie et économie lors d’ateliers thématiques qui approfondiront le rôle que peu jouer l’association BioAlps afin de les faciliter.
Le futur de BioAlps doit se construire avec vous et pour vous. Profitez de cette occasion pour découvrir la force d’un réseau et contribuer à son renforcement. Des hôtes prestigieux seront avec nous et nous accompagneront dans cette réflexion qui devrait se résumer à « construire ensemble ».
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11-12 September 2008
ETHZ |
International Workshop on Approaches to Single-Cell Analysis 2008
The third of a series of very successful and inspiring conferences that have been initiated originally by the Japanese LifeSurveyor Program, a network of about 60 research groups in Japan devoted to the topic of the conference and coordinated by Prof. Hideki Kambara, Professor at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology and Director at Hitachi Central Research Laboratories. These conferences take place annually and sequentially in Japan and Europe, this year being hosted by the ETH Zurich, and chaired by Prof. Marcus Textor.
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14-18 July 2008
EPFL |
Nanoelectronic Circuits and Tools
This five-day Summer School brings together instructors from renowned universities and research centres around the world with morning sessions dedicated to Nanoscale Electronics and afternoon sessions to Computer Aided Design. The Summer School takes place in the Centre SI Laboratory of Prof. Giovanni de Micheli.
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