Non-Volatile Memory Technology Research Initiative

Review Meeting

Center for Integrated Systems, Stanford University

Friday, May 12th 2006

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8:30am             Welcome - Yoshio Nishi

 

8:45-9:30am     Ferroelectric Memory

                            Overview of research - Paul McIntyre

                            “Ferroelectric resistance change memory principles & materials” - Rene Meyer

                            "Interface studies of ferroelectric memory capacitors" - Mike Chen

 

9:30-10:15am     Flash memory

                             Overview of research - Krishna Saraswat

                             "A Tunnel Barrier Engineered Flash Memory" - Pawan Kapur

                             "A Scalable Vertical Flash Memory" - Hoon Cho

 

10:45-11:30am Resistance change memory I/Phase change memory

                             Overview of research - Philip Wong

                             "Phase change memory device scaling" - SangBum Kim

                             "Towards a cross-point phase change memory using nanowire pn junctions" - Yuan Zhang

 

1:00-1:45pm    Resistance change memory II/Conductive bridge memory

                            Overview of research - Yoshio Nishi

                            "ZnSCdS memory characterization" - Zheng Wang

                            "CuS based conductance bridge memory” - Sung Woo Kim

                            “Investigation of nanoscale volumes of metal sulfide” - John Jameson, Yoshi Fukuzumi

 

1:45-2:30pm    Nonvolatile circuits

                            Overview of research - Simon Wong

                            "Integration of Programmable Interconnect with CMOS” - Aaron Gibby

                            "Programmable Circuit" - Wei Wang

 

2:30-4:00pm Student poster session, including coffee break

4:00-5:00pm Discussions with industrial advisory committee and five faculty members

5:00pm Adjourn