History & Scope of Meeting
This symposium fills the need for a conference that focuses on emerging non-volatile memory technologies and advances in existing non-volatile memory technologies, rather than on a single selected technology. The purpose of this conference is to bring together leading researchers in academia and industry with innovative technologists and investing stakeholders in order to nurture a free exchange of triumphs and challenges of a variety of technologies. We hope to provide a forum for discussing all aspects of novel memory concepts. Topics of Interest include, but are not limited to:
- Chalcogenide-, resistive-, ionic-, and polymer-based memory concepts
- Ferroelectrics
- Binary oxides
- Current state-of-the-art technologies and their limitations
- Magnetic memory
- Quantum memory concepts
- Memory cell design and sensing circuitry design
- Device architecture and applications
- Packaging
- Scalability
- Environmental effects/radiation
The symposium was initiated in 2000 by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The 9th symposium is built upon the eight previous symposia: the first in November, 2000, conducted in Washington, DC; NVMTS2001 in San Diego, CA; NVMTS2002, Honolulu; NVMTS2003, San Diego; NVMTS2004, Orlando; NVMTS2005, Dallas; NVMTS2006 in San Mateo, CA and NVMTS2007 in Albuquerque, NM.
