Event

Material Advantage Pioneering Devices Enabled by Material Breakthroughs

Friday, March 25, 2016
9:00 a.m.-4:15 p.m.
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab, Kossiakoff Center, 11100 Johns Hopkins Rd Laurel, Columbia MD 20723
Ann Anonsen
301 405 0285
aanonsen@umd.edu

To Register please visit: http://www.midatlanticmana.com/spring-2016-workshop-material-advantage/

Workshop Description

Many of the largest breakthroughs in device performance can be traced back to an enabling material technology such as new thin films with engineered structures, meta-stable materials, or physics enabled by low dimensional materials. Indeed, much of the promise of “nanotechnology” comes from nano-scale materials science being successfully integrated into device architectures. This workshop will explore the materials advances that have enabled break though technologies in the areas of: Power and Energy, Bio and flexible, Electronics and Sensors, and Actuators, and inspire attendees to collaborate using their materials advantage.

New for this year: Student speakers in each session and a rump session/happy hour to close out the meeting!

Deadlines

• 2/16 – Abstracts due for oral presentations
• 3/4 – Notice of acceptance
• 3/15 – Poster abstracts due

Agenda

Contributor Information

All attendees are encouraged to present at the workshop. Students will have the opportunity to submit a 1 page (text and figures) abstract for consideration for an oral presentation, due by February 16th. Abstracts for poster presenters are 1 paragraph, due by March 15th.  All oral presentation submissions will automatically be considered for poster presentations if an oral presentation is not awarded.  There will be student poster prizes awarded at the conference.  Non-students are also encouraged to submit contributions, although they are not be eligible for the poster prizes.

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