Workshops
July 8-12 , 2013
University of California, San Diego - Center for Magnetic Recording Reasearch
International French-US Workshop
The aim of this workshop is to gather the scientific and engineering communities in the fast growing field of spintronics and its applications. The workshop will cover the innovation process from discovering scientific knowledge to creating new products, including STT-MRAM, oscillators, and novel magnetic memory and logic structures. It will provide attendees opportunities to discuss new developments and to initiate collaborations and research projects. The workshop will benefit from the attendance of well-known contributors from academy, industry, and startups, but also from funding agencies and venture capital firms.
Two special sessions will be dedicated to fostering research cooperation between French and US researchers with emphasis on 3 domains: fundamental science, innovation and education of the next generation of scientists.
Past Workshops
March 3-5, 2013
University of California, San Diego
4th Annual Non-Volatile Memories Workshop
The 4th Annual Non-Volatile Memories Workshop (NVMW 2013) provides a unique showcase for outstanding research on solid state, non-volatile memories. It features a "vertically integrated" program that includes presentations on devices, data encoding, systems architecture, and applications related to these exciting new data storage technologies. Last year's workshop (NVMW 2012) included 32 speakers from top universities, industrial research labs, and device manufacturers and attracted nearly 200 attendees. NVMW 2013 will build on this success. FLYER
The organizing committee is soliciting presentations on any topic related to non-volatile, solid state memories, including:
- Advances in memory devices or memory cell design.
- Characterization of commercial or experimental memory devices.
- Error correction and data encoding schemes for non-volatile memories.
- Advances in non-volatile memory-based storage system.
- Operating system and file system designs for non-volatile memories.
- Security and reliability of solid-state storage systems.
- Applications of non-volatile memories to scientific, "big data", and high-performance workloads.
- Implications of non-volatile memories for applications such as databases and NoSQL systems.
May 21-22, 2012
University of California, San Diego - Center for Magnetic Recording Reasearch
International Workshop on Advanced Micromagnetics
The International Workshop on Advanced Micromagnetics (IWAM) is a unique
showcase for new and emerging techniques in the micromagnetic analysis of magnetic
materials and devices. It brings together leading experts in computational and theoretical Micromagnetics from academia and industry. The workshop will include a single oral session of invited speakers and a poster session. This format is geared towards an informal atmosphere facilitating discussions and collaboration between the participants. FLYER
March 4-6, 2012
University of California, San Diego
3rd Annual Non-Volatile Memories Workshop
The 3rd Annual Non-Volatile Memories Workshop (NVMW 2012) provides a unique showcase for outstanding research on solid state, non-volatile memories. It features a “vertically integrated” program that includes presentations on devices, data encoding, systems architecture, and applications related to these exciting new data storage technologies. Last year’s workshop (NVMW 2011) included 32 speakers from top universities, industrial research labs, and device manufacturers and attracted 230 attendees. (The website for NVMW 2011 can be found at http://nvmw.ucsd.edu/2011.) NVMW 2012 will build on this success. FLYER
The organizing committee is soliciting presentations on any topic related to non-volatile, solid state memories, including:
- Advances in memory devices or memory cell design.
- Characterization of commercial or experimental memory devices.
- Error correction and data encoding schemes for non-volatile memories.
- Advances in non-volatile memory-based storage system.
- New applications of non-volatile memories.
- Operating system and file system designs for non-volatile memories.
- Non-volatile storage system performance measurements.
- Security and reliability of solid-state storage systems.
March 6-8, 2011
University of California, San Diego
2nd Annual Non-volatile Memories Workshop
The UCSD Non-Volatile Memories Workshop is a unique showcase for outstanding work related
to solid state, non-volatile memories. NVMW brings together researchers and engineers from
disciplines ranging across memory devices, data encoding, systems architecture, applications,
and more. NVMW 2010 attracted more than 130 academic and industrial researchers from 23
universities and national labs and 33 companies. Please join us for NVMW 2011! FLYER
The topics to be presented include:
- Circuits and non-volatile memory devices
- Systems architecture
- Solid state storage systems
- ECC and coding for flash memories
- Other non-volatile memories
- Tutorials and panel discussions
August 16-18, 2010
University of California, San Diego
The 21st Magnetic Recording Conference (TMRC 2010)
TMRC 2010 will focus on MAGNETIC RECORDING MEDIA and TRIBOLOGY. Approximately 30 invited papers of the highest quality will be presented orally at the conference and will later be published in the IEEE Transaction on Magnetics. The topics to be presented include:
• Advanced Perpendicular Magnetic Recording Media
• Head Disk Interface, Overcoats, Lubes & Tribology
• Bit Patterned and Discrete Track Media
• Energy Assisted Magnetic Recording Media
• L10 and L11 Ordered Media
• Magnetic Modeling and Micromagnetics
• Recording Systems and Physics
• Advanced Recording Channels and Detection Algorithms
• Media Aspects of STT-RAM, M-RAM & Racetrack
April 11-13, 2010
University of California, San Diego
UCSD Non-volatile Memories Workshop
University of CA, San Diego
The Center for Magnetic Recording Research, the Non-volatile Systems Laboratory, and Calit2 at UCSD are hosting the first UCSD Non-volatile Memories Workshop. The workshop will bring together researchers and industrial engineers working on current and emerging non-volatile technologies and the data-integrity, systems architecture, and application technologies that will allow us to harness the potential of these new memories. The Workshop's goal is to bring a broad range of industrial practitioners as well as industrial and academic researchers together to exchange ideas, insights, and expertise, while fostering collaboration between different organizations and groups.
