Mobile Devices and Nanoelectronics

Incredible growth of the mobile device-market has been the greatest success story in consumer electronics for the last decade. Future growth will be driven by new product concepts and improved performance - which furthermore require new innovations in electronics and materials.

Nanotechnology will enable faster and smaller electronics components, materials, and sensing options. The theme will concentrate on nanoscience and nanotechnology that could be feasible in future mobile devices. Some examples are sensors, new memories and processors, functional and intelligent coatings (e.g. non-scratch surfaces), heat-conducting materials, and power sources.

Chairman

Kari-Pekka Estola , Nokia, VP, Head of Technology Exploration, Finland

Speakers
	Magnus Berggren , Linköping University , Sweden Organic Electronics - connecting electronics and materials
	Thomas Björnholm, University of Copenhagen , Denmark Bottom-up opportunities - the promise of Molecular Electronics
	Russell Cowburn , Imperial College, London Spintronics using nanomagnetic logic gates
	Konstantin Likharev , Stony Brook University, USA CMOL: The new concept for Nanoelectronics
	Dorothea Wiessman, IBM Research Millipede: A complete scanning-probe storage system

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