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NY CREATES ETSS

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR SERIES (ETSS)

This seminar series embraces a wide range of topics such as neuromorphic computing and AI, integrated photonics, power electronics using wide bandgap materials, RF devices and high-speed electronics, quantum computing, sensing and communications, and integrated nanoscale devices for biological applications. Speakers in the series will address these topics from both a technical perspective and a market-oriented/technology commercialization perspective. These seminars are conducted via Zoom, and require pre-registration.

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UPCOMING SEMINARS

Dr. Valla Fatemi, Cornell University

Inducing High Angular Momentum Spin Dynamics in a Microwave Oscillator Oct 31 (Thursday), 2024 11:30 am to 12:30 pm (EDT) Virtual via Zoom

Janet Chow, Wolfspeed

Title TBD Nov 14 (Thursday), 2024 11:30 am to 12:30 pm (EST) Virtual via Zoom

Dr. David Gunnarsson, Bluefors

Cryogenics as an Enabler in New Technologies Dec 5 (Thursday), 2024 11:30 am to 12:30 pm (EST) Virtual via Zoom

Dr. Thomas Kämpfe, Fraunhofer IPMS

Ferroelectric Neuromorphic Devices and Systems Jan 23 (Thursday), 2025 11:30 am to 12:30 pm (EST) Virtual via Zoom

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Dr. Shekhar Garde, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

A Matrix of Life: A New Molecular Perspective on Water Aug 22 (Thursday), 2024
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Dr. Benjamin Lilienthal-Uhlig

Microelectronics meets Quantum Computing - An Overview of Fraunhofer's Approach May 30 (Thursday), 2024
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Nick Frattini

Dr. Nicholas Frattini, Nord Quantique

Quantum Error Correction with GKP States in Superconducting Circuits May 9 (Thursday), 2024
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