Future electronic systems, including those for communications, sensors, imaging, and advanced medical applications, will face substantially increasing demands and challenges. Nanotechnology is expected to be an enabling technology for many of the new electronic devices and circuits that these systems will require. Only through new nanoelectronic devices based on novel materials and nanotechnology we will be able to go beyond Moore’s law and respond adequately to the above challenges.
* Nanoscale materials and devices such as carbon nanotubes
* Graphene
* Plasmonics
* Spintronics
* NEMS devices with RF/microwave applications
Focus Session on “Additive manufacturing based RF sensors and RFIDs for rugged IoT and Digital Twins in smart cities” In the context of digital twin in smart-cities, there is a need of future system-level solutions for ultra-low-cost Millimeter-Wave Modules for 5G+ Communication, Energy Harvesting and Sensing applications. In this effort, an inkjet-printed 60GHz backscatter 5G […]
MTT8 members Luca Pierantoni (l.pierantoni[at]univpm.it) and Davide Mencarelli (d.mencarelli[at]univpm.it) are organizing a special issue in the nanotechnology council magazine (IEEE Nanotechnology Magazine) on the topic: “Nano-scale ferro-electrics for advanced electronics and microwave applications” The submission deadline is at the end of April , 2021. Manuscript submission is through the EDAS system and the EDAS track […]
MTT25 and MTT10 are jointly sponsoring a half-day workshop on Microwave Nano-biotechnology on June 9, 2017 as part of IMS 2017. The field of nano-biotechnology sits at the intersection of two rapidly growing fields of research. The ongoing push to scale electronic devices to nanometer-scale and even atomic dimensions has led to the discovery of […]
