Invited Speakers

October 21 (MON), 13:20-13:45

Topic_1 Flash

3D NAND Scaling in the AI era

Dr. Akira Goda Micron, Japan
Biography
October 21 (MON), 13:45-14:10

Topic_1 Flash

Cryogenic Storage using 3D Flash Memory with 7-Bits per Cell and Beyond for Future Sustainable Bit Cost Scaling

Tomoya Sanuki Kioxia, Japan
Biography
October 21 (MON), 14:10-14:35

Topic_1 Flash

Exploring the Potential of ALD Oxide Semiconductors in 3D V-NAND Applications via Hybrid Channel Integration

Prof. Jin-Seong Park Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
Biography
October 21 (MON), 14:35-15:00

Topic_1 Flash

Unmasking Vulnerabilities: The Provocative Dance of Device Physics in Flash Storage Security

Prof. Biswajit Ray Colorado State University, USA
Biography
October 22 (TUE), 14:00-14:25

Topic_2 MRAM

Exploring Novel Spin-Orbit Torque Materials for Efficient Magnetization Switching in MRAM Applications

Prof. Young Keun Kim Korea University, Seoul, Korea
Biography
October 22 (TUE), 14:25-14:50

Topic_2 MRAM

Approaches For Field-free Switching In Scaled, CMOS Compatible SOT-MRAM Devices

Dr. Maxwel Gama Monteiro Jr. Imec, Belgium
Biography
October 22 (TUE), 14:50-15:15

Topic_2 MRAM

Demonstration of High-speed writing and High Retention in 14nm MTJ for High-Density STT-MRAM

Dr. Toko Masaru Kioxia, Japan
Biography
October 22 (TUE), 15:15-15:40

Topic_2 MRAM

Ultra-low power SOT-MRAM with strain-induced magnetic anisotropy

Dr. Hiroaki Yoda YODA-S, Inc., Japan
Biography
October 22 (TUE), 15:40-16:05

Topic_2 MRAM

STT/SOT-MRAM and NV-AI Processor as its Application

Prof. Tetsuo Endoh Tohoku University, Japan
Biography
October 22 (TUE), 10:25-10:50

Topic_3 PCRAM

What makes chalcogenides unique for memory applications

Prof. Tae Hoon Lee Kyungpook National University, Republic of Korea
Biography
October 22 (TUE), 10:50-11:15

Topic_3 PCRAM

Machine-learning-driven Atomistic Simulations of Phase-change Materials at Device Scale

Prof. Wei ZHANG Xi'an Jiaotong University, China
Biography
October 22 (TUE), 11:40-12:05

Topic_3 PCRAM

Control of confinement layer and chemical bonding in Superlattice of {GeTe/Sb2Te3}n for iPCM

Prof. Mann-Ho Cho Yonsei University, Republic of Korea
Biography
October 22 (TUE), 12:05-12:30

Topic_3 PCRAM

High-performance Phase Change Memory Technology and its Multi-level Resistance Characteristics

Prof. Zhitang SONG Shanghai Institute of Microsystems and Information Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Biography
October 23 (WED), 13:45-14:10

Topic_4 RRAM

Analysis of the Electronic Structure and Microstructure of Al2O3/TiOx-based Memristive Devices Switched in Filamentary- and Area-Mode and Consequences for Neural Network Inference Tasks

Dr. Susanne Hoffmann-Eifert Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Germany
Biography
October 23 (WED), 14:10-14:35

Topic_4 RRAM

Prospects and Challenges of RRAM-based Compute-in-Memory Systems

Prof. Wei Lu University of Michigan, USA
Biography
October 23 (WED), 14:35-15:00

Topic_4 RRAM

3D integration and application of RRAM.

Professor Xiaoxin Xu Institute of Microelectronics (IME) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Biography
October 23 (WED), 15:00-15:25

Topic_4 RRAM

Filamentary and interface-type analog memristors with metal oxides for non-volatile memory and neuromorphic computing applications

Prof. Tae-Sik Yoon UNIST, Republic of Korea
Biography
October 21 (MON), 10:10-10:35

Topic_5 FeRAM

Ferroelectric field-effect transistors with unconventional channel material for NAND-type storage

Prof. Cheol Seong Hwang Seoul National University (SNU), Republic of Korea
Biography
October 21 (MON), 10:35-11:00

Topic_5 FeRAM

Ferroelectric hafnia: A new age for FRAM has started

Dr. Stefan Mueller Ferroelectric Memory Company (FMC), Germany
Biography
October 21 (MON), 11:00-11:25

Topic_5 FeRAM

Ferroelectric tunneling junctions: prospects for memory and beyond

Dr. Stefan Slesazeck NaMLab gGmbH, Dresden, Germany
Biography
October 21 (MON), 11:25-11:50

Topic_5 FeRAM

Design Strategy for High Reliable Ferroelectric VNAND

Dr. Kwangsoo Kim Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Republic of Korea
Biography
October 23 (WED), 10:25-10:50

Topic_5 FeRAM

Enabling High Density Data Storage and Computing in the Next Generation Solid State Drive with Ferroelectrics

Prof. Kai Ni University of Notre Dame, USA
Biography
October 23 (WED), 10:50-11:15

Topic_5 FeRAM

Charge trapping and endurance degradation in ferroelectric FETs

Dr. Dominik Kleimaier GlobalFoundries, Germany
Biography
October 23 (WED), 11:15-11:40

Topic_5 FeRAM

Opportunity of Hafnia Ferroelectrics for Flash-type Device Application

Prof. Sanghun Jeon KAIST, Republic of Korea
Biography
October 23 (WED), 11:40-12:05

Topic_5 FeRAM

Impact of Oxygen Vacancy on Ferroelectric Characteristics and Reliability of Doped-HfO2 Thin Films

Prof. Xiao YU Xidian University, China
Biography
October 23 (WED), 12:05-12:30

Topic_5 FeRAM

Ferroelectric Memories for 3D Integrated Circuits

Prof. Gong Xiao National University of Singapore, Singapore
Biography
October 23 (WED), 09:40-10:05

Topic_6 NVDRAM

Emerging Ferroelectric Memory: Opportunity and Challenges

Prof. Suman Datta School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Biography
October 23 (WED), 15:45-16:10

Topic_6 NVDRAM

Persistent DRAM with Oxide Channel Transistors for Last Level Cache

Prof. Shimeng Yu Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Biography
October 23 (WED), 16:10-16:35

Topic_6 NVDRAM

A Multibit 2T0C DRAM with Ultra-Long Retention: Materials, Devices, and Integration

Prof. Gaobo Xu Institute of Microelectronics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Biography
October 22 (TUE), 11:15-11:40

Topic_7 Selector

Electrical Switch: One Element Can Make.

Prof. Min Zhu Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology, China
Biography
October 21 (MON), 15:20-15:45

Topic_8 Neuromorphic

Towards Chips that Rewire Themselves? …How Novel Material-System Co-Design can enable them

Prof. Aaron Thean National University of Singapore, Singapore
Biography
October 21 (MON), 15:45-16:10

Topic_8 Neuromorphic

Brain-inspired In-memory Computing with Ferroelectric Transistors: Hope or Hype?

Prof. Hussam Amrouch Technical University of Munich, Germany
Biography
October 21 (MON), 16:10-16:35

Topic_8 Neuromorphic

Neuromorphic Hardware with Phase Change Memory: Exploring Applications of Spiking Boltzmann Machines

Prof. Sangbum Kim Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
Biography
October 21 (MON), 16:35-17:00

Topic_8 Neuromorphic

Flash Memories for In-Memory Computing

Prof. Su-in Yi Texas A&M University, USA
Biography
October 22 (Tue), 09:40-10:05

Topic_8 Neuromorphic

Ultimately-thin vdW Ferroelectrics

Prof. Moshe Ben Shalom Tel Aviv University, Israel
Biography
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