EIPBN Conference and registration links [Three Beams]

[James Conway]

Greetings,

Users are encouraged to participate and attend this conference.  Several 
parallel plenary sessions covering everything from Ebeam Lithography  to 
NIL with lots of optical in between.

Best,

James Conway


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Dear Colleague,

EIPBN is the premier vehicle for early dissemination of high-impact/high 
quality scientific information in the area patterning of materials at 
dimensions approaching the atomic level and the applications thereof.  
The conference brings together engineers and scientists from industry, 
academia, and government from all over the world to discuss 
cross-disciplinary research fusing 
physical/chemical/biological/mathematical and general engineering 
principles to solve the problems encountered by modern patterning 
science and nanofabrication technology.  This year's conference will be 
held at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel, Baltimore, Maryland 
from May 30 to June 2, 2006.

The 50th EIPBN Conference has  a very exciting technical program 
covering topics of critical importance to the industry and your 
research.   Topical sessions are scheduled over the course of the 
conference with outstanding invited and contributed presentations on the 
latest developments in optical immersion lithography, EUV, e-beam, ion 
beam and nanoimprint lithographies, lithographic materials and 
processes, photon and charged particle optics, metrology and analysis, 
simulation and modeling, micro- and nanofabrication techniques, and 
applications in electronics, magnetics, photonics, MEMS and NEMS, as 
well as biology and medicine.

The technical sessions have been arranged to give ample opportunity for 
interaction with authors of contributed oral and poster presentations, 
as well as with the exceptional invited speakers who highlight the 
program.  In addition, there will be plenty of time to mingle during the 
reception on Tuesday evening, May 30 and at the banquet on Thursday 
evening, June 1, as well as during the coffee breaks between sessions. 

To mark the 50th EIPBN Conference, Lord Alec Broers, of Cambridge 
University, will deliver the keynote plenary address.  Lord Broers, is a 
pioneer in lithographic patterning, whose seminal contributions to the 
science and technology of electron beam lithography were reported at 
this conference. 

Register by May 9th to obtain a discounted rate. We have a limited 
number of Harbor View rooms available at the Baltimore Marriott 
Waterfront Hotel at the conference rate of $145 single/double. Also, the 
number of Banquet tickets is limited. Please visit our web site at: 
http://www.eipbn.org to register as soon as possible.   Highlights of 
the conference are listed below; however, our web site has a complete 
listing of the technical program, as well as further details on the 
conference committees and hotel accommodations.

The 2006 conference will be held in Baltimore, Maryland, at the 
Baltimore Marriott Waterfront . Set on the edge of the Inner Harbor, The 
Balimore Marriott Waterside is just steps from the city's best dining, 
entertainment, and cultural venues. You'll find the Baltimore National 
Aquarium, Power Plant Live, ESPN Zone, Hard Rock Cafe, McCormick & 
Schmick's, and The Cheesecake Factory within minutes of the hotel.
A special conference rate has been arranged for the weekends before and 
after the conference, to accommodate EIPBN attendees and their guests. 
We recommend that you consider combining this conference with a family 
vacation.

The EIPBN discounted room rate is $145.

The number of discounted rooms is limited, and these great prices are 
available on a first-come-first-served basis.   US Government employees 
should call Marriott (1-800-468-3571) to obtain the government room rate.
 

Program Highlights:

Plenary Session

Alec Broers (Cambridge University) "The Evolution of Technology"
Stefan Hell (Max Planck Institute) "Microscopy Below the Diffraction Limit"
George Bourianoff (Intel, SRC) - "Computing Devices After Moore's Law"
Tom Jackson (Penn State University)  "Electronics Anywhere"
Erik Winfree (Caltech)  "DNA Computing"

Invited Speakers

C. Black (IBM Research)
E. Dobisz (Hitachi Global Storage)
D. Fletcher (UC Berkeley)
M. Fukuda (Hirosaki University)
A. Grenville (Sematech)
D. Grier (NYU)
J. Hone (Columbia University)
D. Irvine (MIT)
T. Kortemme (University of San Francisco)
D. LaVan (Yale University)
R. Menon (MIT)
A. Scherer (Caltech)
M. Sheetz (Columbia University)
M. Shirai (Osaka Prefecture University)
R. Tromp (IBM Research)
G. Villaneuva (Centro Nacional de Microelectrónica)
W. Ward (ALIS Corp.)
S. Zauscher (Duke University)


Special Sessions:

Advanced Optical Lithography
EUV
Ion Beam Lithography
Inspection and Analysis
Modeling, Simulation and CAD
Nanobiology
Directed Assembly
Maskless Lithography
Applications of Electron Beam Lithography
Molecular Scale Electronics
Nanomedicine (All-invited session)
Integration
Nanoimprint Lithography
Synchrotron Lithography


Commercial Session & Welcome Reception

Attend this very popular event where leading vendors are eager to show 
their latest and greatest technology. The event begins at 12 noon and 
continues into the evening when an informal welcome reception for all 
registered attendees (extra tickets may be purchased for guests) will 
begin and last until 10:00 pm in the commercial exhibit area rcial 
exhibit area. 

Micrograph Contest

As the EIPBN conference approaches, we hope that many of you are 
preparing MicroGraphs to enter in this year's contest. For the 50th 
EIPBN we will have a guest host for the Micrograph contest who will link 
on www.eipbn.org for the details.

50th EIPBN Banquet

To mark the 50th EIPBN conference we will hold a special banquet dinner 
on Thursday evening, June 1, at Pier 4, aboard the USS Constellation, 
the last of the all-sail warships. Enjoy Baltimore's finest food, and 
revel in the entertainment provided by pirates, jugglers, and magicians. 
There will be special festivities to mark the 50th conference, along 
with award presentations during the banquet.   The celebration will 
begin at 6:30 pm. Pier 4 is only a short walk from the Baltimore 
Marriott Waterfront Hotel, which is located in the heart of the historic 
Baltimore Inner Harbor district.  The banquet will be highlighted by a 
presentation by Felice Frankel, from MIT, on "The Design and Craft of 
the Science Image."  Plan to arrive early so that you will have plenty 
of time to tour and experience the unique history of the USS 
Constellation before the crowd arrives. There will be plenty of 
opportunity to socialize with colleagues, renew old acquaintances

We look forward to seeing you in San Diego!

Shalom Wind and Shane Palmer


Conference Chairman

Shane Palmer
Texas Instruments / SEMATECH
2706 Montopolis Drive
Austin, TX   78741-6499
Phone:     (512) 356-7579
Fax:         (512) 356-3618
E-mail:     spalmer at ti.com

Program Chairman

Shalom Wind
Department of Applied Physics and Mathematics
Center for Electron Transport in Molecular Nanostructures
Columbia University
1020 Schapiro CEPSR
530 West 120th St., MC 8903
New York, NY  10027
Phone:     (212) 854-5122
Fax:         (212) 854-1909
E-mail:     sw2128 at columbia.edu




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