Day 1

September 23, 2024 (Monday)
Devil’s Oasis, Arizona State University

Opening
Session

Co-chairs:

Ahmed
Busnaina/

Jo-won Lee

 08:00 -
 08:30

■ Registration

 
08:30 -
 08:45

■ Welcoming Remarks
• Zachary Holman, Vice Dean for Research and Innovation, Arizona State University
• Jinho Ahn, President, Korea Nanotechnology Research Society
•Seongsin Margaret Kim, Program Director, National Science Foundation

 08:45-
 10:25

(25min
/talk,
Q&A)

■ Keynote Speeches
•Birgit Schwenzer, Program Director, National Science Foundation
   - Sustainability and nanotechnology
•Jinho Ahn, President, Korea Nanotechnology Research Society
    -  Nano Technology and EUV Lithography
•Victor Zhirnov, Chief Scientist, Semiconductor Research Corporation
   - New roadmap for micro- and nanoelectronics: where the semiconductor industry is headed over the next 5, 10, 20 years?
•Om Nalamasu, Chief Technology Officer, Applied Materials
    - Inventions to innovations in deeptech with materials engineering and open innovation

10:25-10:45

Coffee Break & Group Photo

Poster
Session

Chair:

Myung S.
Jhon

10:45-
11:15

(4 min/ talk, Q&A)

 • Jungwon Choi, University of Washington
    - High-frequency power electronics using eGaN devices

 • Jihoon Seo, Clarkson University
    - Sustainable innovations in CMP slurries from synthesis methods to environmental impact

 • Inhee Lee, University of Pittsburgh
    - Millimeter-scale smart sensing semiconductor devices for biomedical applications

 • Hyunwoong Ko, Arizona State University
    - Generative diffusion modeling for predictive digital twins of sustainable nanoparticle electronics printing

 • Ivan Sanchez Esqueda, Arizona State University
    - Direct synthesis and CMOS integration of 2D materials towards logic and memory devices

 • Arunkumar Venkataronappa, IBM
    - CMP process optimization for DIW conservation and metal loss reduction

 • Sri Siva Rama Krishna Hanup Vegi, Intel
    - Semiconductor manufacturing going green - role of chemical mechanical planarization (CMP) process

11:15-12:30

Poster Exhibition & Lunch

Session I

Sustainability in Semiconductor Manufacturing

Co-chairs:

Ahmed
Busnaina
(Northeastern University)/

Tae Gon Kim
(Hanyang University)

12:30-
14:30

(15min/ talk, Q&A)

 • Ahmed Busnaina, Northeastern University
    - Sustainable semiconductor additive manufacturing of micro and nanoscale electronics

 • Tae Gon Kim, Hanyang University
    - Converging AFM solutions: pioneering nanotechnology for advanced industries

 • Paul Westerhoff, Arizona State University
    - How can fabs reduce their water footprints: From industrial wastewater reuse to atmospheric water harvesting as make-up supplies for ultrapure water

 • Heeyeop Chae, Sungkyunkwan University
    - Low global warming gases for plasma etching processes

 • Bruno Azeredo, Arizona State University
    - Microscale additive manufacturing of high-surface area nanoporous copper: towards hierarchical structures and 3D circuits

 • Haeseong Lee, Jeonju University
    - Electromagnetic shielding effectiveness measurements on nanomaterials for the sustainability in semiconductor industry

 • Fazleena Badurdeen, University of Kentucky
    - Towards circular and sustainable semiconductor manufacturing

 • Susannah Calvin, Apple
    -  Climate & Computing

14:30-14:45

Coffee Break

Session II

Sensor related to Human Cognition

Co-chairs:

Elias Towe
(Carnegie Mellon University)/

Tae-Woo Lee (Seoul National University)

14:45-
17:30

(15min/ talk, Q&A)

 • Tae-Woo Lee, Seoul National University
    - Organic nervetronics for neuroprosthetics

 • Michael J. Sailor, University of California San Diego
    - Silicon-based nanoparticles for tissue-specific drug delivery to the brain

 • Jinmyoung Joo, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology
    - Nanoparticles at the interface of blood-brain barrier

 • Mehdi Nikhah, Arizona State University
    - Engineering organotypic disease on-a-chip models; harnessing innovations in microfluidics, biomaterials and single-cell resolution analysis

 • Oh Seok Kwon, Sungkyunkwan University
    - Artificial human eyes with photo-receptonics

 • Douglas Weber, Carnegie Mellon University
    - Sensing and stimulating the brain to restore neurological function

 • Youngbin Tchoe, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology
    - Electrocorticography microdisplay for high precision intraoperative brain mapping

 • Sameer Sonkusale, Tufts University
    - Sustainable point of care diagnostics for human health and wellness

 • Jiwon Lee, Pohang University of Science and Technology
    - Image sensing technologies, challenges and vision

 • Josh Hihath, Arizona State University
    - Integration of biomolecular electronic devices and sensors

18:30

Dinner Banquet

Day 2

September 24, 2024 (Tusday)
Galleria A and B room, DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix/Tempe

Discussion /
Working
Groups

9:00-
12:00

•Group Discussion Workshop
 - Group 1 : Sustainability in Semiconductor Manufacturing
                    (Co-chairs: Ahmed Busnaina, Tae Gon Kim)
 - Group 2 : Sensor related to Human Cognition
                   (Co-chairs: Elias Towe, Tae-Woo Lee)

12:00-13:00

Luncheon

Wrap up
Discussion &
Recommendations

13:00-
13:30

• Poster Award Presentation
• Draw-up Recommendation to the Governments
• Signature of Overall Summary and Recommendation

Closing

13:30-
14:30

• Closing Remarks