The EIPBN Conference is incorporated as a non-profit organization in the State of New Jersey and is co-sponsored by the American Vacuum Society in cooperation with the IEEE Electron Devices Society and the Optical Society of America.
Funding for EIPBN, including scholarships for student participation, has been provided by:
Affiliates Program
Affliliates program brochure (pdf)
Corporate sponsors
EIPBN has a long tradition of corporate support. Indeed, we rely on the generosity of our corporate affiliates to help us provide a first-rate conference. We will make your corporate name prominent on our web site, in our mailings, and throughout the conference.
Contributions are at your discretion, but two special programs are available:
Corporate Sponsor (sponsor a coffee hour or other event) cost: $2,500
Corporate Benefactor (sponsor a major conference event) cost: $5,000
Other types of sponsorship are also available: logo merchandise distribution, preferred booth locations, and so on. Please refer to the Affiliates program brochure for more information.
Student support
It is of paramount importance to get as many students as possible to attend EIPBN. Presenting a conference paper is a momentous occasion for a student - many of us remember our first published paper (perhaps not without some relief, tempered by consternation). Equally important is the broad view and unique perspective EIPBN provides to young professionals. In addition the conference provides a useful job forum, of benefit to students and prospective employers alike.
Students receive a special conference rate, made possible by your contribution. EIPBN sponsors a student breakfast, where students have the opportunity to meet with professionals from industry, academia, and government, including prospective employers. All students and student sponsors are invited to the breakfast. The students also provide assistance at the technical sessions, and other conference functions.
Student support cost: $ 2,500
How to enroll
You can enroll in our Affiliates programs using this link to online registration, or by contacting the Conference Chair or Program Chair (contact information above). A check drawn to EIPBN2006 can be mailed directly to the Conference Chair. Alternatively, electronic payment information can be obtained by contacting the Conference Chair. We at EIPBN strongly and enthusiastically encourage your organization to participate in any or all of our Affiliates programs!
Advisory Committee
I. Adesida | A. N. Broers | J. H. Brunning | F. Cerrina | H. Craighead |
N. Economou | D. J. Ehrlich | T. E. Everhart | M. Gesley | T. R. Groves |
L. R. Harriott | M. Hatzakis | F. Hohn | R. E. Howard | E. L. Hu |
J. Kelly | D. P. Kern | R. L. Kubena | R. Kunz | N. MacDonald |
C. R. K. Marrian | S. Matsui | M. McCord | J. Melngailis | A. Neureuther |
A. Novembre | J. Orloff | G. Owen | S. Palmer | S. Pang |
R. F. Pease | H. C. Pfeiffer | J. N. Randall | D. Resnick | M. L. Schattenburg |
H. I. Smith | L. W. Swanson | D. Tennant* | L. F. Thompson | G. Varnell |
R. Viswanathan | A. Wagner | J. C. Wiesner | C. D. W. Wilkinson | A. D. Wilson |
S. Wind | E. D. Wolf | J. C. Wolfe | K. Cummings | W. D. Meisburger |
M. Peckerar | R. L. Engelstad | |||
*Financial Trustee
Section Heads
Electron Beam Lithography | Alan Brodie, Ernst Kratschmer, Lloyd Harriott, Todd Hastings, Alex Liddle, Stephen Rishton, Michael Rooks, Richard Tiberio |
EUV Lithography | Kevin Cummings, Kenneth Goldberg, John Hartley |
Ion Beam Nanofabrication | Nicholas Economou, Hans Loeschner, John Melngailis |
Optical Lithography | Steve Brueck, Tim Brunner, Mordi Rothschild, Shinju Okazaki |
Maskless Lithography | David Joy, Juan Maldonado, Rajesh Menon, Dan Pickard |
Computation Lithography, Modeling, Simulation and CAD | Roxann Engelstad, Marty Peckerar, Frank Schellenberg, Kevin Turner, Larry Melvin |
Nano-Imprint, Soft Lithography | Steve Chou, Dan Kercher, Minghao Qi, Doug Resnick, Grant Wilson |
Resists | Robert Brainard, Ted Fedynyshyn, Chris Soles, Greg Wallraff, Frances Houle |
Masks | Uwe Behringer |
Metrology, Imaging and Alignment | Eric Anderson, Euclid Moon, Phillip Russell, Ralf Heilmann, Leili Baghaei |
Atomic, Molecular Scale, and Tip Based Processing | John Randall, Cindy Hanson, Gabriel Zeltzer |
Nanofabrication: Directed Self Assembly | Joy Cheng, Paul Nealey, Hiroshi Yoshida, Ricardo Ruiz |
Nanofabrication | Evangelos Gogolides, Mark Horn, Joel Wendt, Deirdre Olynick, Derrick Manchini |
Nanomaterials: graphene, nanotubes, metamaterials and flexible electronics | Raghunath Murali, Qiangfei Xia, George Malliaras |
Nano-Photonics Applications | Roberto Panepucci, Richard Blaikie, Steven Brueck, Shanhui Fan, Henry Smith |
Nano-Biology Applications | Franco Cerrina, Fran Ligler, Chris Wilkinson, Shalom Wind, James Grote |
Nano-Electronics Applications | Jeff Bokor, John R. A. Cleaver, Karl Berggren |
Emerging Technologies | Chuck Black, Daniel Herr, David Tanenbaum, Michael Fritz, Shinji Matsui, Fabian Pease |
Ultrahigh density data storage | Caroline Ross, Kim Lee, Xiao Shuaigang, Solomon Assefa, Christie Marrian |
Nano-MEMS | Leo Ocola , Julia Greer |
Conference Chair
Stephen Chou
Joseph C. Elgin Professor of Engineering
B412 Engineering Quad
Princeton University
Princeton, NJ 08544
Phone: 609-258-4416
E-mail: chou@princeton.edu
Program Chair
Elizabeth Dobisz
Hitachi San Jose Research Center
3403 Yerba Buena Rd.
San Jose, CA 95135
Phone: 408-717-5492
Fax: 408-717-9066
E-mail: e.dobisz@gmail.com
Steering Committee
S. Brueck, S. Chou, E. Dobisz, C. Hanson, J. A. Liddle, S. Palmer, S. Wind, G. M. Wallraff, M. Feldman, F. Schellenberg, Alan Brodie, Richard Blaikie