Microtech 2011 - Microtechnology Conference and Expo

Microtech 2011
Microsystem Researchers & MEMS Developers, come to the Microtech 2011 to meet with Corporate Development Partners for your technologies.

Program Tracks

MEMS, microsystems MEMS & Microsystems
(MEMS, Semiconductors Power, Fluidics, Modeling, Packaging)

medicine, biotech Medical & Biotech
(Bio Sensors & Diagnostics, Micro & Nano Fluidics, InkJet)

design, fabrication, characterization Design, Fabrication & Characterization
(Design, Manufacture, Simulation, Tools, Compact Modeling, Reliability)

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

Microsystem Industry & Applications Special Programs

QoL & Medical Applications
(MIG - MEMS Industry Group)

design, fabrication, characterization MEMS-Based Systems Solutions and Integration Approaches
(Roger Grace Associates)

Featured Programs

Italian Innovation Opportunities

Canada Innovates!

China Nanotech Connect!

Germany Nanotech!

Fraunhofer - Solar Awards

Harvard-MIT Innovation

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Microtech 2011 Conference & Expo: Uniting innovators to bring microtechnology from laboratory to marketplace. Microtech 2011 brings together over 5,000 technology and business leaders and experts from academia, government, startups and Fortune 1,000 companies.

☞ Microtech 2012 takes place June 18-21, 2012, in Santa Clara, California.

2011 Confirmed Speakers include:

	Mansoor M. Amiji Northeastern University
	Patricia Ansems-Bancroft Dow
	Daniel Attinger Columbia University
	Wolfgang S. Bacsa University of Toulouse, France

	Ilker Bayer Italian Institute of Technology
	Jeffrey T. Borenstein Charles Stark Draper Laboratory
	Richard Brossart SVTC Technologies
	Tonio Buonassisi Massachusetts Institute of Technology

	Ahmed A. Busnaina Northeastern University
	Fiona Case Case Scientific
	Gang Chen Massachusetts Institute of Technology
	KJ Cho University of Texas at Dallas

	Michael J. Cima Massachusetts Institute of Technology
	Salvatore Coffa STMicroelectronics
	Luigi Colombo Texas Instruments Incorporated
	Michael Debije Eindhoven University of Technology

	Guy A. DeRose Kavli Nanoscience Institute, CALTECH
	Mark Diperri Freescale Semiconductor Inc.
	Bob Doering Texas Instruments
	Paul Duffy Cisco

	Scott Eliasof Cerulean Pharmaceuticals
	Don Feuerstein SemiProbe, Inc.
	Cassandra L. Fraser Luminesco, Inc.
	Edward P. Furlani University of Buffalo (SUNY)

	Elena I. Gaura Coventry University
	Patricia Glaza Clean Technology and Sustainable Industries Organization
	Randy Goodall NanoMedical Systems, Inc.
	Roger Grace Roger Grace Associates

	Jennifer M. Granholm USA
	Michael Grimmer MEMSIC, Inc.
	Jason Haaheim NanoInk, Inc.
	David Harris Plures Technologies, Inc.

	Allyson Hartzell Lilliputian Systems Inc.
	Greg Haugstad University of Minnesota and NSF Materials Research Facilities Network
	Hendrik Heinz University of Akron
	Lori Henderson National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering, NIH

	Lin-wen Hu Massachusetts Institute of Technology
	Jianyu Huang Sandia National Laboratories
	Donna Hurley National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST)
	Srinivas Iyer Los Alamos National Laboratory

	Klavs F. Jensen Massachusetts Institute of Technology
	Brian Johnston Eastman Kodak Company
	Kishore Kamath Abound Solar
	Jürgen Keller AMIC GmbH

	Douglas Keszler Oregon State University
	Brian Kinkade Leister Technologies LLC
	Kevin Kjoller Anasys Instruments
	Harriet Kung US Department of Energy

	Matthew Laudon Nano Science and Technology Institute
	Kock-Yee Law Xerox
	Eric Lawrence Polytec, Inc.
	Douglas Lee AcuMEMS

	Arne Leinse LioniX BV
	Reid J. Leonard Merck Research Laboratories
	Karen Lightman MEMS Industry Group, US
	Caterina Lo Presti Merck Serono

	Jerome P. Lynch University of Michigan
	Anmol Madan ginger.io
	Mary Ann Maher SoftMEMS, LLC
	Michael Makowski PPG Industries R&D

	Dhiraj Malkani RockPort Capital Partners
	Vinothan N. Manoharan Harvard University
	Jim Matheson Flagship Ventures
	James Maynard Silicon Valley Bank Financial Group

	Simon McGrother Culgi
	Joey Mead University of Massachusetts Lowell
	Chris Menzel Dimatix, Inc.
	Joe Mercurio General Motors Corporation

	Bernd Michel Fraunhofer ENAS
	Glen P. Miller University of New Hampshire
	Stephen Minne Bruker Corp.
	Jay Mitchell Pack, Inc.

	Pulakesh Mukherjee BASF Venture Capital
	Matthias Nahrendorf Massachusetts General Hospital, Center for Systems Biology
	Jeff Napoliello Lockheed Martin
	Matthew M. Nordan Venrock

	Ira Nydick Panasonic Ventures
	Tom O'Dwyer Analog Devices
	Aarne Oja VTT
	Todd Otanicar Loyola Marymount University

	Pierre Panine Xenocs SA
	Richard Payne Pixtronix, Inc
	Grant Pease Hewlett Packard
	Jeffrey N. Perkins Yole, Inc.

	Radislav Potyrailo GE Global Research
	Roger Proksch Asylum Research
	K.V. Ravi Crystal Solar
	Leonard Frank Register University of Texas at Austin

	John A. Rogers University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
	André Rouzaud CEA-Leti/Minatec
	Andrew W. Salamon PerkinElmer
	Donna Sandfox Omron Electronic Components LLC

	Bob Scannell Analog Devices, Inc.
	Marvin J. Slepian SynCardia Systems, Inc.
	Patrick T. Spicer Procter & Gamble Company
	Todd Squires University of California Santa Barbara

	Aaron Stein Brookhaven National Laboratory
	Naoki “Nick” Sugimoto Honda Motor Corporation
	Jan Sumerel Rambus, Inc.
	Terry Taber Eastman Kodak

	Takao Tani Toyota Central R&D Labs. Inc.
	Clayton Teague Federal National Nanotechnology Coordination Office (Retired)
	Nicholas Tiliakos ATK GASL-NY Operations
	Loucas Tsakalakos General Electric

	Mark Tuominen University of Massachusetts Amherst
	Chris Van Hoof IMEC
	Kenneth Van Meter Booz Allen Hamilton
	James Walker JayWalker Technical Consulting, LLC

	Xi Wang Dimatix, Inc.
	Yang Wang South China Normal University in Guangzhou
	Oden Warren Hysitron, Inc.
	Brian Wirth GE Measurement & Controls Solutions