Microtech 2010 - Microtechnology Conference and Expo

The world's largest and most anticipated
annual small technology conference and
expo. In 2010, we expect over
5,000 attendees and 350 exhibitors.

Program

Full Program Posted
Conference-At-A-Glance

Microsystem Industry & Applications Special Programs

Microtech Commercialization
& Applications
(Yole Développement)

MEMS-Based Systems Solutions
& Integration
(Roger Grace Associates)

Program Tracks

Power & Storage
(Energy Harvesting, PV, Fuel Cells, Batteries, Reactors, Storage)

MEMS, Sensors & Systems
(NEMS, MEMS, Novel Transducers, Sensor Systems, Integration)

Advanced Packaging & Electronics
(Novel Packaging, Compound & Nano Electronics, PV, 3D Packages & IC)

Fluidics & Healthcare
(Bio Sensors & Diagnostics, Micro & Nano Fluidics, InkJet)

Design, Simulation & Fabrication
(Design, Manufacture, Simulation, Tools, Compact Modeling, Reliability)

Ventures, Investment & Partnering
(Early Stage Venture Forum, IP Showcase, Corporate Partnering)

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Microtech 2011 will take place June 13-16 in Boston, Massachusetts

Microtech 2010 Conference & Expo: Uniting innovators to bring microtechnology from laboratory to marketplace. Microtech 2010 brings together over 5,000 technology and business leaders and experts from academia, government, startups and Fortune 1,000 companies.

Don't Miss - Short Course Program: Register today for an intensive technology-to-industry focused short course on the most transformational technologies impacting industry and society of today!

2010 Speakers Include:

	Patricia Ansems Dow
	Frank Bevc Siemens Energy
	Cheemin Bo-Linn Peritus Partners, Inc.
	Jeff Brunings Altairnano, Inc.
	Matthew Butts GE Global Research
	Bill Byun Samsung Ventures
	Eric Chen Everphoton Energy Corp.

	Carlos Coe Xtreme Power, US
	Luigi Colombo Texas Instruments Incorporated
	Issam Dairanieh bp
	Bob Doering Texas Instruments
	Jose Downes Royal Philips Electronics
	David Dreessen Battery Ventures

	Tom Earnest DuPont Photovoltaic Solutions
	Daryll Fogal Honeywell Building Solutions
	Paul M. Gallagher Siemens Water Technologies
	Russ Garcia WiSpry
	Patricia Glaza Clean Technology and Sustainable Industries Organization
	Roger Grace Roger Grace Associates
	Jim Heath Caltech

	David Henderson XPV Capital Corporation
	Christopher A. Hieb Pacific Crest Securities
	Christian Hoepfner Fraunhofer CSE
	Frank Hoss Accenture
	Jim Kohlhaas Lockheed Martin Corporation
	Brian Johnston Eastman Kodak Company
	Jürgen Keller AMIC GmbH, Berlin, Germany

	Alex Kinnier Khosla Ventures
	Prakash Krishnan SVTC Technologies
	Karen Lightman MEMS Industry Group, US
	Chad Lucien Freespace® Products
	Paul A. Magill Nextreme Thermal Solutions
	Arun Majumdar ARPA-E
	Dhiraj Malkani RockPort Capital Partners
	Chris Menzel Dimatix, Inc.

	Danielle Merfeld GE Global Research Center
	Matthew Merzig Booz Allen Hamilton
	Bernd Michel Fraunhofer Institut IZM Berlin, Germany
	Mark Mielke BASF Future Business GmbH
	Josep Montanyà i Silvestre Baolab Microsystems, S.L.
	Garrett Muramoto Medtronic
	Ira Nydick Panasonic Ventures
	Fabio Pasolini STMicroelectonics, Italy

	Jeffrey N. Perkins Yole, Inc.
	Elizabeth (Liz) Porter Lockheed Martin
	Arati Prabhakar U.S. Venture Partners
	Reinhard Pufall Infineon Technology AG
	Mats Reimark TranSiC AB
	Walter L. Schindler Sail Ventures
	Bill Schoettler Phillips

	Piyush Sevalia SiTime
	Hossein Shirangi Bosch Group
	Doug Sparks Integrated Sensing Systems (ISSYS)
	Naoki “Nick” Sugimoto Honda Motor Corporation
	Loucas Tsakalakos General Electric
	Maurus Tschirky ACUTRONIC
	Daido Uchida R&D Center Omron Management Center of America

	Michael Valocchi IBM Global Business Services
	Joy Weiss Dust Networks
	Yael Weiss Merck Research Laboratories
	Candace Wheeler GM Research & Development Center
	Peter Williams Big Green Innovations, IBM
	Wolfgang Wondrak Daimler AG, Böblingen
	Tomoya Yamashiki Toray Industries-America