ANNLab Videos
Recorded talks, panel discussions, and films from ANNLab and the events we organize, all freely available on YouTube.
5. FUSENANO 2024 Workshop — February 19–20, 2024, Tucson, Arizona
Organized by Prof. Zafer Mutlu — csm.arizona.edu/fusenano
5.1. Panel Discussion: Future of Semiconductors with 1D and 2D Materials
Moderator: Zafer Mutlu
Assistant Professor, Materials Science and Engineering
University of Arizona
Panelists
Uygar Avci — Group Leader, Novel Devices and Memory Research, Intel
Saptarshi Das — Associate Professor, Pennsylvania State University
Aaron Franklin — Addy Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Duke University
Steven Koester — Russell J. Penrose Professor in Nanotechnology, University of Minnesota
5.2. Panel Discussion: Materials, Devices, Circuits, and Systems — and Beyond
Moderator: Ulya Karpuzcu
Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Panelists
Michael Arnold — Professor, Materials Science and Engineering, University of Wisconsin–Madison
Kaustav Banerjee — Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, UC Santa Barbara
Mike Burkland — Senior Principal Systems Engineer, Raytheon
Russell McMullan — Research Fellow, Process Roadmap and Benchmarking, AMD
Jeffrey Vetter — Section Head and Corporate Fellow, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
5.3. Panel Discussion: Challenges and Opportunities in Semiconductor Workforce Development
Moderator: Liesl Folks
Vice President, Semiconductor Strategy
Director, Center for Semiconductor Manufacturing
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Arizona
Panelists
Elizabeth Greene — Global Senior Director, Organizational Learning & Development, Lam Research
Erik Hadland — Director of Technology Policy, Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA)
Patricia Simmons — Associate Program Director, Division of Engineering Education and Centers (EEC), NSF
Greg Wilson — Dean of Applied Technology, Pima Community College
5.4. Panel Discussion: Semiconductor Research Funding and US Leadership
Moderator: Mehmet Belviranli
Assistant Professor, Computer Science
Colorado School of Mines
Panelists
Nadia A. El-Masry — Program Director, Engineering Research Centers (ERC), Division of Engineering Education and Centers (EEC), NSF
Paul Hale — Deputy Director, CHIPS R&D Metrology
Patricia Simmons — Associate Program Director, Division of Engineering Education and Centers (EEC), NSF
Gilroy Vandentop — Vice President and Director, Corporate University Research, Intel Labs, Intel Corporation; SRC Board Member
Kashyap Yellai — Program Manager for Logic & Memory Devices (LMD), Nanomanufacturing Materials & Processes (NMP), and Environment, Safety & Health (ESH) programs, Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC)
5.5. Keynote Talk: Molecules to Systems — The Future of Semiconductors with 1D & 2D Nanomaterials
Speaker: Todd Younkin
President & CEO, Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC); NIST IAC Committee Member
5.6. Keynote Talk: Collaboration — Fuel to Power Semiconductor Innovation
Speaker: Raj Jammy
Semiconductor Industry Executive; President, IMEC USA Operations
5.7. Invited Talk: 2D Semiconductors — From Science to Technology
Speaker: Ali Javey
Lam Research Distinguished Chair in Semiconductor Processing and Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, UC Berkeley
4. Semiconductor U.S.A.
A short educational film sponsored by the Center for Semiconductor Manufacturing, featuring 8th-grade students from Booth Fickett Middle School alongside University of Arizona faculty and students, exploring the role of semiconductors in everyday life and the careers behind them.
3. SEMILITHO: Semiconductor Lithography Tool Prototype
The SEMILITHO capstone team’s progress video, produced under the Craig M. Berge Engineering Design Program, based on the idea and technical direction of faculty sponsor Prof. Zafer Mutlu.
2. Semiconductor Processing Education Video Modules
A video series on core semiconductor processing techniques — photolithography, spin coating, ellipsometry, e-beam deposition, and atomic layer deposition — produced by ANNLab and openly available. These videos also form the first module on the ANNLab Training page.
1. MRS TV: Enabling the Future Through Materials Science and Engineering — University of Arizona
An MRS TV film showcasing research, education, and workforce development in microelectronics and other emerging fields at the University of Arizona, premiered at the 2024 MRS Spring Meeting. ANNLab members contributed to the film.