Opening Remarks

• Elias Towe, Professor, Carnegie Mellon

 Welcoming Remarks

• Jim Pfaendtner, Provost, NCSU
• Joosun Kim, President, Korea Nanotechnology Research Society
• Seongsin Margaret Kim, Program Director, National Science Foundation

 Keynote Speeches

• Seongsin Margaret Kim, Program Director, National Science Foundation
  Topic: US Strategy for Quantum Science and Engineering
• Jaewan Kim, Director, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science
  Topic: Toward Scalable Quantum Computing: The Quantum Interconnect Project of KRISS,
             KIST, ETRI, and KISTI
• Robert Westervelt, Professor, Harvard
  Topic: Center for Nanoscale Systems

 Session I - Quantum/Nano Technologies

  (USA)

• Elias Towe, Professor, Carnegie Mellon
  Topic: Overvuew of Sessions I & II
• Norbert Linke, Professor, Maryland
  Topic: Phonon-qubit Hybrid Quantum Simulation with Trapped Ions
• Kathleen Hamilton, Research Scientist, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  Topic:
• Vinayak Dravid, Professor, Northwestern
  Topic: From Atoms to Architecture: Emerging Electron Microscopy for Quantum and Neuromorphic Materials
• Gregory Fiete, Professor, Northeastern
  Topic: Inducing Quantum States in Materials with Light
• Shinjae Yoo, Computational Research Division Lead, Brookhaven National Laboratory
  Topic: Cryogenic AI Software-hardware Computing for Energy Applications

  (Korea)

• Je-Hyung Kim, Professor, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology
  Topic: Quantum Playground with Semiconductor Quantum Emitters
• Sang-Wook Han, Director, Korea Institute of Science and Technology
  Topic: Quantum Key Distribution toward Scalable Quantum Communication Networks and Photonic Integrated Systems
• Yonuk Chong, Professor, Sungkyunkwan University
  Topic: Research and Development of Superconducting Quantum Devices in SKKU Quantum Fab
• Kyoung-Duck Park, Associate Professor, Pohang University of Science and Technology
  Topic: When Near-field Plasmonic Tip Meets Quantum Technologies

 Session II - Energy-efficient for AI & Neuromorphic Systems

(USA)

• Ahmed Busnaina, Professor, Northeastern
  Topic: On Demand Micro and Nanoelectronics using a Fab in a Box Micro Factory
• Yiran Chen, Professor, Duke
  Topic: Energy-Efficient Hardware for AI: Subthreshold Silicon Neurons and Gain-Cell Analog In-Memory Computing
• Kaustav Banerjee, Professor, UC Santa Barbara
  Topic: From Atoms to Architectures: Two-dimensional Materials for Energy-efficient AI and Emerging Computing
• Dhireesha Kudithipudi, Professor, UT San Antonio
  Topic: The Next Horizon of AI Hardware: Silicon that Learns Continually
• Alper Bozkurt, Associate Professor, NCSU
  Topic: Designing for Energy Efficiency: Advances in Wearable Sensing from NSF ASSIST Center
• Sung-Kyu Lim, Professor, USC
  Topic: Logic Folding and Fine-grained Logic-on-logic 3D ICs: A Key Enabler of Tau Law
• Paschalis Gkoupidenis, Associate Professor, NCSU
  Topic: Organic Neuromorphic Electronics
• Kaushik Roy, Professor, Purdue
  Topic: From Devices to Algorithms: Neuromorphic Computing for Energy-Efficient Autonomy

(Korea)

• Ho Won Jang, Professor, Seoul National University
  Topic: Linearly programmable memristors for neuromorphic computing hardware
• Sanghun Jeon, Professor, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
  Topic: Polarity-configurable Photodiodes for In-pixel Computing in Neuromorphic AI Vision
• Jiyong Woo, Associate Professor, Kyungpook National University
  Topic: Probabilistic Bits for Unconventional Computing Systems
• Young Min Song, Professor, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
  Topic: Bioinspired Vision Systems for Intelligent Robotics

Dinner Banquet

• Welcome: Veena Misra, Dean, NCSU

Poster Presentations

• Matthew T. Flavin, Assistant Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology
  Topic: Scalable Networks of Wearable Bioelectronics for Treating Sensory Impairments
• Tingjun Chen, Assistant Professor, Duke
  Topic: Radio Frequency Neural Networks
• Bokyung Kim, Assistant Professor, NCSU
  Topic: Dataflow-aware Memory-centric Computing: From Synaptic Devices to Practical AI Systems
• Honggi Jeon, Postdoc, Duke
  Topic: Robust Meta-stable Qutrit and Mid-circuit Cooling of Barium Ions
• Inhee Lee, Assistant Professor, University of Pittsburgh
  Topic: Millimeter-scale Neuromorphic Vision System
• Wonjae Lee, Postdoc, Harvard
  Topic: Strongly-interacting, Two-dimensional Ensembles of Spin Defects in Hexagonal Boron Nitride
• Robert Nawrocki, Assistant Professor, Purdue
  Topic: Organic, Spiking, and Flexible Embodied AI
• Demitry (Dima) Farfurnik, Assistant Professor, NCSU
  Topic: Toward Scalable Photonic Entanglement using Quantum Dots Coupled to Inverse-designed Nanophotonic Cavities
• Michael Kuban, Graduate Student, Carnegie Mellon University
  Topic: Ab Initio Investigation of Erbium Point Defects in 4H-SiC for Quantum Emitters
• Brittany Smith, Assistant Professor, NCSU
  Topic: Pushing the Limits of Active Microelectronics via Additive Manufacturing

 Other Participants

• Park hyesun, Korea Nanotechnology Research Society
• Dayeon Ryu, Korea Nanotechnology Research Society

• Myung S. Jhon, Professor Emeritus, Carnegie Mellon
• Ahmed Busnaina, Professor, Northeastern University
• Elias Towe, Professor, Carnegie Mellon
• In Hee Lee, Assistant Professor, Pittsburgh
• David A. Ricketts, Professor, NCSU

• Joosun Kim, Korea Nanotechnology Research Society
• Jo-won Lee, President, 3D Printing Research Organization
• Bae Ho Park, Professor, Konkuk University
• Je-Hyung Kim, Professor, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology
• Ho Won Jang, Professor, Seoul National University