2012 Conference

Important Dates

Conference Program

Registration

Abstract and Slide Submission

Program Committee

Technical Committee

2012 Conference

Hyatt Regency Hotel
Vancouver, BC Canada
July 18-21, 2012

The CMOS Emerging Technologies conference is a research and business event for those who want to discuss and find out about new exciting high tech opportunities. The format of the talks resembles in-depth tutorials describing state-of-the-art technology and future research directions rather than presenting specific research results or commercial products. The 8th annual meeting will be held downtown Vancouver with numerous opportunities for personal exploration of surrounding tourist attractions.

No formal proceedings will be printed, but PDF copies of all presentation material will be made available to attendees. Selected and expanded conference talks are edited as books. See our Books page for a complete list of books available for purchase.

Important Dates

November 15, 2011	Talk Titles Due
February 15, 2012	Deadline for Abstract Submission
March 1, 2012	Technical Program Set
April 30, 2012	Registration Deadline. Registration fees will increase by $100 after this date. Please note: Registration is mandatory for all speakers and participants. Register now.
July 15, 2012	Deadline for Slide Submission
July 18-20, 2012	CMOS ET Conference

Conference Program

Note: All talks are 20 minutes long, plus 5 minutes for questions.

Preliminary Program (PDF)

Plenary Talks

Jan Rabaey, University of California at Berkeley (jan@eecs.berkeley.edu): The Swarm at the Edge of the Cloud - the New Face of Wireless
Walden C. Rhines, Mentor Graphics wally_rhines@mentor.com): Semiconductor Industry Deconsolidation
Nitish Thakor, Johns Hopkins University (nthakor@bme.jhu.ede): From Chip to Applications or How to Enable Scientific Discovery or Practical Solutions
Pierre Khuri-Yakub, Stanford University (khuri-yakub@stanford.edu): Capacitive Micromachined Ultrasonic Transducers as a Platform Technology
Joshua Smith, Washington University (jrs@cs.washington.edu): Wirelessly powered sensing platforms
Radu Marculescu, Carnegie Mellon University (radum@ece.cmu.edu): Design of Thousand Core Systems
Derek Abbott, University of Adelaide (dabbott@eleceng.adelaide.edu.au): How do we solve the world's energy supply problem? Finding scalable solutions
Markus J Buehler, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (mbuehler@mit.edu): Tu(r)ning weakness to strength
Yusuf Leblebici, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (yusuf.leblebici@epfl.ch): Nanowire-Based Ambipolar Devices and Logic Arrays
Maksim Skorobogatiy, Ecole Polytechnique Montreal (maksim.skorobogatiy@polymtl.ca): Photonic, Sensing and Energy-Generating Textiles
Rob Gilmore, Qualcomm (rgilmore@qualcomm.com): Building the Smartphone of Tomorrow
Jean Paul Allain, Purdue University (allain@purdue.edu): Nanopatterning Bio-interfaces
Thomas Webster, Brown University thomas_webster@brown.edu): Wireless Nanotechnology Derived In Situ Sensors for Ensuring Medical Device Success

Abstract and Slide Submission

Abstracts: 100 words or less, in plain-text format.

Presentation Slides: PDF format is preferred. After the conference, presentation slides will be posted to this website for access by conference attendees, unless you indicate to us that you do not want them made public.

Please submit abstracts and PDFs of slides to this dropbox.