Architectures for Silicon Nanoelectronics and Beyond
A Workshop to Chart Research Directions
September 13-14, 2005
Portland State University
 

Presentations

 

Final Report Submitted to NSF  PDF

 

Opening Remarks, Bill Joyner, SRC  PDF

Abstracts for Presentations  PDF

 

Doing Real Computing With Nanoelectronics

 
  • Neil Gershenfeld, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, “Avogadro-Scale Engineering"  PDF
 
  • John Carruthers, Portland State University, ,“Computing with Nanoelectronic Devices”  PDF
 
  • Konstantin Likharev, Stony Brook University, “CMOL Circuits and their Possible Applications”  PDF

 

How Can We Make Reliable Systems from Unreliable Nanodevices?

 
  • Andre DeHon, California Institute of Technology, “Strategies for Tolerating Highly Defective Fabrication and Faulty Operation”  PDF
 
  • Valeriu Beiu, Washington State University, “The Quest for Practical Redundant Computations”  PDF
 
  • Jose Fortes, University of Florida, “Fundamental Models for Reliable Computation and Practical Implications”  PDF

 

How Will We Use Nanoarchitectures?

 
  • Kumar Wickramasinghe, IBM Almaden Research Center, “Bridging the Gap from Micro to Nano – a New Multiplexing Device”  [No slides available yet, after IEDM?]
 
  • Supriyo Bandyopadhyay, Virginia Commonwealth University, “Self Assembled Cellular Neural Networks for Nanoelectronics"  PDF
 
  • Lloyd Watts, Audience, Inc., “Biologically-Inspired Robust Sensory Systems”  PDF

 

Architectures for Human-Like Computing

 
  • Dan Hammerstrom, Portland State University, “Biologically Inspired Nanoscale Architecture”  PDF
 
  • Sergey Lyshevski, Rochester Institute of Technology, “Three Dimensional NanoBioArchitectronics: Towards Super-High-Performance Computing Platforms”  PDF
 
  • Gary Bradski, Intel, "Substrate and Superstructure for Computational Intelligence"  PDF

 

Modeling and Simulation of Nanoscale Circuits and Architectures

 
  • Kaushik Roy, Purdue University, "Carbon Nanotube Transistors: Modeling and Circuit Implications"  PDF
 
  • Mircea Stan, University of Virginia, “Circuit Design for Hybrid CMOS/Molecular Electronics”  PDF
 
  • Alex Orailoglu, University of California San Diego, “Order out of disorder: putting together functional nanoelectronics systems”  PDF

 

Design Methodology and Design Tools for Nanoarchitectures

 
  • Seth Goldstein, Carnegie Mellon University, “The Interaction of Tools, Circuits and Architectures at the Nanoscales”  PDF
 
  • Mike Butts, Ambric, Inc., “How Can We Design and Debug a Gigagate Chip?”   PDF

 

Charge to Groups, Bill Joyner, SRC  PDF

Group 1 Summary  PDF

Group 2 Summary  PDF

Group 3 Summary  PDF

Comments  PDF