Welcome to the NVMTS2008 Home Page!
Boise State University is pleased to announce that it will be hosting the Ninth Annual Non-Volatile Memory Technology Symposium, November 11-14, 2008
at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California.
Because Asilomar is not just a hotel but a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the world, your room and meals will be different from your typical hotel. All meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) are included in the cost of your room and will be eaten in the Crocker Dining Hall. Your room will be located in one of the small cabins or cottages located on the grounds. Most cabins/cottages have a common sitting room where you will be able to talk with other attendees. While the rooms do not have TV or internet access, the conference hall will have wireless internet access. Because of the special nature of Asilomar, the room reservation process for this year's meeting will be different than past year's.
Important Deadlines
| Abstract Submission | August 1st |
| Final Paper Submission | Oct 10th |
| Early Conference Registration | Sept 10th |
| Room Reservations | Sept 10th |
We have over 40 presentations at this
year's meeting.
Click on a session to see a listing of talks in that session
| Session | Chair |
|---|---|
| Phase Change I | Ilya Karpov (Intel) |
| Phase Change II | Luping Shi (DSI) |
| Metal Oxide Resistive Memory (including memristive) | Darrell Rinerson (Unity Semiconductor) |
| Ion Conducting (including organic) | Chakku Gopalan (Adesto Tech) |
| Ferroelectric Memory | Jiyoung Kim (UT-Dallas) |
| New Memory Concepts | Kris Campbell (BSU) |
| Flash | Doug Sheldon (JPL) |
| MRAM | |
| Memory Circuit Design and Integration | |
| NVM in Reconfigurable Electronics |
Abstracts are still being accepted
for poster presentations and there is room for a few oral presentations.
Please see our abstract submission page for more information.
On-line Registration is now available. Please visit our Registration Page for more information.
This year we will have two new events in addition to the standard program:
- A Tutorial for students, post-docs and anyone else looking for an overview of the Non-Volatile Memory Technologies. This tutorial will be led by Dr. Krishna Parat from Intel and will be held from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm on Nov 11th (The first day of the symposium).
- A Poster session for students, post-docs and anyone else to present their work.
Asilomar Conference Grounds
The Asilomar Conference Center is one of the premier conference sites on the Pacific Coast of North America and its 107 acres are known
as Monterey Peninsula's "Refuge by the Sea". While attending the symposium you will have the opportunity to walk the grounds and
along the protected beach front and observe the plants and animals that live in the area. You will also be only minutes from the city of Monterey
where you can visit the famed Aquarium, go on a whale watching trip or even rent a kayak and venture out onto Monterey Bay.
Because Asilomar is not just a hotel but a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the world, your room and meals will be different from your typical hotel. All meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) are included in the cost of your room and will be eaten in the Crocker Dining Hall. Your room will be located in one of the small cabins or cottages located on the grounds. Most cabins/cottages have a common sitting room where you will be able to talk with other attendees. While the rooms do not have TV or internet access, the conference hall will have wireless internet access. Because of the special nature of Asilomar, the room reservation process for this year's meeting will be different than past year's.
- Rooms must be reserved by September 10th, 2008 to receive the conference room rate ($589.30).
- Rooms must be reserved using the downloadable forms provided here. Phone reservations will not be accepted. Do not use the on-line reservation page on the Asilomar webpage.
- All meals are included in the room rate.
- Rooms must be reserved for all three nights. No partial stays are permitted.
- Asilomar offers a discount of $224.30 for attendees reserving a double room with a roommate. Because Asilomar is meant to promote relaxing and informal discussion among its guest, we encourage everyone (especially students and post-docs) to share a room with a colleague.
- Rooms for three or four guests as well as a couple of cottage suites are available. If you are interested in these options please contact Dr. Jeffrey Peloquin, (jeffreypeloquin@boisestate.edu), for further information.
- If you will be staying offsite please contact Dr. Jeffrey Peloquin, (jeffreypeloquin@boisestate.edu), as separate arrangements will need to be made for access to the conference room and meals.
- Room reservation does not include conference registration. All attendees must register on our registration page.