Summit, Level 3, Room 345
In this tutorial, we will explore recent advancements in the emerging field of 3D-nanoprobe fabrication techniques, nonoptical sensing technologies, and their use in different atomic force microscopy (AFM) modes and applications.
Summit, Level 3, Room 344
This tutorial lecture will introduce state-of-the-art in situ/operando electron microscopy approaches integrated with different modules.
Summit, Level 3, Room 342
This tutorial will provide an overview of how atomic-scale modeling can be used to address 2D material-based nanoelectronics research problems, aiming to improve the functionality, performance and reliability of novel device designs.
Summit, Level 3, Room 343
This tutorial will provide an overview of the space radiation environment and an introduction to degradation mechanisms and failure modes in wide-bandgap (WBG) semiconductor devices in space.
Summit, Level 3, Room 321
This tutorial will be a general tutorial on critical materials and green chemistry - transforming the materials science of energy with a clear focus on the interconnectivity of these themes.
Summit, Level 3, Room 330
This tutorial is intended for young researchers who are active in the field of thin-film solar cells and would like to learn more about some of the fundamental characterization and modeling methods that are being used.
Summit, Level 3, Room 321
This hands-on tutorial is designed to introduce participants to these powerful tools, focusing on SMILES, SELFIES, and molecular graph-based models.
Summit, Level 3, Room 331
This tutorial aims to educate students, young scientists, and early career scientists and engineers with a focus on advanced compounds, physics, chemistry, and the integration of magnetic materials towards low-power, energy-efficient computing.
Summit, Level 3, Room 323
This tutorial reviews the core concepts in materials science, mechanical design, circuit layouts and manufacturing approaches that underpin electronic/optoelectronic technologies.
Summit, Level 3, Room 347
This tutorial will comprehensively cover a diverse range of topics centered around the construction of advanced materials through aggregation and/or self-assembly, encompassing both experimental and theoretical aspects.
Summit, Level 3, Room 346
This tutorial offers an in-depth exploration of advanced methodologies for structural description, structure-property relationships, and diverse applications of complex materials that are neither purely crystalline nor amorphous.