June 16 Webinar: Intro to PGI X64+GPU Fortran & C99 Compilers

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Where Today’s Technology Gurus Converge Learn what’s REALLY happening in today’s hottest technology fields with the IEEE Spectrum Tech Insiders Webinar Series About IEEE Spectrum Online IEEE Spectrum Online is the flagship publication of the IEEE. It is a trusted source for technology innovators, business leaders, and the intellectually curious. Exclusive news stories, Webinars, blogs, and audio podcasts on emerging technologies can also be found on IEEE Spectrum Online. Webinars as per your convenience.... Busy on the day of the live event? Simply Register now and access the webinar when it becomes Available on Demand the following day. We will email you the access details for the recorded webinar. The webinars are available on demand for 12 months after the live event. System Requirements 200 MHz or faster 64 MB RAM minimum/128 MB recommended 16 bit sound card 16 bit color video display card Windows XP/Windows Vista Apple Mac OS X 10.4 Microsoft Windows Player 10 or 11 RealPlayer 10.X Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later, Mozilla Firefox 1.5 or later for Windows Click here for more details and to Test Your System	The Brightest Minds Discussing the Biggest Topics PGI X64+GPU FORTRAN & C99 COMPILERS Tuesday, June 16, 2009 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT/ 18:00 GMT (Duration: 1 hour) Until now, C and C++ developers targeting GPU accelerators have had to rely on language extensions to their programs. Use of GPUs from Fortran applications has been extremely limited. x64+GPU programmers have been required to program at a detailed level including a need to understand and specify data usage information and manually construct sequences of calls to manage all movement of data between the x64 host and GPU. Learn how the PGI x64+GPU compilers automatically analyze whole program structure, split portions of the application between the x64 CPU and GPU as specified by user directives; and then generate an optimized mapping of loops to automatically use the parallel cores, hardware threading capabilities and SIMD vector capabilities of modern GPUs. Also in this webinar learn how these compilers will support user directives that give the programmer fine-grained control over the mapping of loops, allocation of memory, and optimization for the GPU memory hierarchy. The PGI compilers generate unified x64+GPU object files and executables that manage all movement of data to and from the GPU device while leveraging all existing host-side utilities—-linker, librarians, makefiles--and require no changes to the existing standard HPC Linux/x64 programming environment. Presenter: Michael Wolfe, Compiler Engineer at The Portland Group He is PhD in Computer Science from the University of Illinois, and his responsibilities include deep compiler analysis and optimizations. He has published a textbook, "High Performance Compilers for Parallel Computing", and a monograph, "Optimizing Supercompilers for Supercomputers," and many technical papers. Moderator: Ron Schneiderman Author, The Mobile Technology Question & Answer Book — A Survival Guide for Business Managers and Technology Lost — Hype and Reality in the Digital Age Contributing Editor, Electronic Design and Vision magazines Founding Editor, Wireless Systems Design magazine WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Programmers interested in porting their applications to run on x64+GPU accelerators Engineering Management Academia Register now for this Webinar! Sponsored by:
Other Webinars in the IEEE Spectrum Tech Insiders Series Colleges Are Transitioning For The Future - Are You (9 June 2009) This Webinar will help you set your future educational goals. Learn what opportunities are available to you as undergraduates and working engineers. Grad schools have done their homework; take advantage of what they have learned that could translate into new opportunities that could work for you. Multiphysics Simulation (11 June 2009) Learn how multiphysics simulations enable innovative technology organizations to advance their product development beyond the ordinary. This webinar introduces you to a wide range of challenging design problems that are solved by applying multiphysics modeling and simulation techniques. Sense, Think, Act for Unmanned Robotic Systems (18 June 2009) There are three main components that make up the system architecture of unmanned systems and autonomous vehicles. Learn how graphical system design tools are advancing sensing technologies, cutting edge research in autonomy algorithms and novel approaches to actuation and mobility. Physical Verification - The Road Ahead (May 2009 - Available on demand) Get on the road to faster debug, reduced variability and simpler, smaller checks and decks. See how your foundry, peers, and potentially competitors have prepared themselves for the challenges of advanced verification – driving down cycle time in order to get to market faster. Virtual Prototyping for Design Analysis of Piezoelectric Transducers & Transducer Arrays (May 2009 - Available on demand) Virtual prototyping can encompass a plethora of modeling tools, from simple constrained dimensional models to full 3-dimensional finite element analyses, in order to accurately describe the behavior of a system or device. The webinar will describe the presenters’ experiences of virtual prototyping in the field of ultrasonic transducer design.

Webinar: Mobile Internet Device Architectures

Free webinar: Mobile Internet Device (MID) architectures Register now! On August 7, 2008, at 11 a.m. Central time, In-Stat and Texas Instruments will team up to present a series of insights into the technologies and market dynamics that will Unleash the Mobile Internet. The series includes the following: MID market overview (June 26) MID architectures (August 7) MID business model (September) MID ecosystem (November) The first highly attended webinar on the MID market overview provided MID definition and huge potential for this emerging application. A webinar replay is available. Join In-Stat's Jim McGregor, principal analyst and research director, for the second webinar in the series, MID architectures. Jim will be moderating an hour-long webinar featuring a live Q&A discussion with TI's Brian Carlson and other industry participants on the critical topic of hardware and software architectures for this new class of mobile solutions. Among the topics of the discussion are the following: ARM vs. x86 System-on-a-chip vs. multi-chip approach Hardware systems architecture Software systems architecture Don't miss this opportunity to gain a unique understanding of the industry's most promising segments as we address the critical issue of system and solution design. As mobile users increasingly demand "no compromise" wireless Internet solutions, understanding the applications, hardware alternatives, new software requirements, communications technologies, usage models, and evolving business models becomes crucial in this growing and dynamic segment. Register now

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PRiME 2008 - REGISTER NOW!

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! PRiME 2008 / Joint International Meeting 214th ECS Meeting 2008 Fall Meeting of The Electrochemical Society of Japan   And with the Technical co-sponsorship of the Japan Society of Applied Physics, the Korean Electrochemical Society, The Electrochemistry Division of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute, and the Chinese Society of Electrochemistry   Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort and the Hawaii Convention Center, Honolulu HI October 12-17, 2008   For more information and to register, please visit our website: http://www.electrochem.org/   Please note these important deadlines for the Hawaii PRiME 2008 Meeting:   1. Meeting and Short Course Registrations are due to ECS Headquarters no later than September 12, 2008 to qualify for the advance registration discount.   Register for the meeting using our online system that processes your Visa, MasterCard, or American Express credit card payment in real time: https://community.electrochem.org/eweb/DynamicPage.aspx?webcode=CSCEventsSearch&Site=ecs   If you prefer, send or fax a hard copy of your meeting registration form with payment to ECS at 65 South Main St., Pennington, NJ 08534, USA, Fax: 1.609.737.2743, or E-mail: ecs@electrochem.org, no later than September 12, 2008. You can download the meeting registration brochure at: http://www.electrochem.org/meetings/biannual/214/214.htm      Please Note: All technical registrations include a copy of the meeting abstracts on CD-ROM only. Attendees who wish to have paper copies of abstracts should download them in advance of the meeting from the ECS website: http://ecsmeet2.peerx-press.org/jsp/mas/reportSymposiumList.jsp   2. Hotel reservations must be made by September 12, 2008 to qualify for the discounted meeting rates!  Please follow the link to make a hotel room reservation online: http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/HNLHVHH-AAM-20081004/index.jhtml  ATTENTION:   Please review the following instructions before registering for PRiME 2008. Electrochemical Society Members (ECS): Please proceed to the registration page(s) by selecting the event(s) you wish to register for.   Electrochemical Society of Japan (ECSJ) and Korean Electrochemical Society (KES) Members who are not members of ECS: Your Societies have provided ECS with your names and email addresses, and you have been entered into our systems. Your default username to enter the registration process will be your email address and your default password will be "password".    Japan Society of Applied Physics (JSAP), Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI), and Chinese Society of Electrochemistry (CSE) Members who are not members of ECS: Please visit http://www.electrochem.org/prime/prime_registration.asp to add your information to our database.  Once you have completed creating your user account, you will be able to enter the system with a default username of your email address and a default password of "password".   Attendees who are not members of ECS, ECSJ, JSAP, KES, CSE, or RACI: Please create a user account by visiting https://community.electrochem.org/eweb/DynamicPage.aspx?webcode=verify to register   If you have any questions, comments, or difficulties please contact ECS Customer Service at customerservice@electrochem.org or 609.737.1902 (x104 or x108).  ECS staff are available 08.30 - 16.45 (US Eastern Time) Monday-Friday.   See you at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in October!   www.electrochem.org   Batteries, Fuel Cells, and Energy Conversion · Biomedical Applications and Organic Electrochemistry · Corrosion, Passivation, and Anodic Films · Dielectric and Semiconductor Materials, Devices, and Processing · Electrochemical/Chemical Deposition and Etching · Electrochemical Synthesis and Engineering · Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures · Nanotechnology, Nanomaterials, and Nanoscience · Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry · Sensors and Displays: Principles, Materials, and Processing

Diamond 2008 Early Registration Deadline

Please open the online version of this message if the HTML is not correctly displayed. DIAMOND 2008 7-11 September 2008 • Sitges, Spain EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 25 JULY 2008 www.diamond-conference.elsevier.com Register now for Diamond 2008 Join international delegates for a complete review of the latest scientific and technological aspects of vapour grown diamond, natural and synthetic diamond, and related materials such as carbon nanotubes, diamond-like carbon and wide gap nitrides at Diamond 2008 - the 19th European Conference on Diamond, Diamond-Like Materials, Carbon Nanotubes and Nitrides Coverage includes advances in growth techniques in plasma deposition, heteroepitaxy, doping, defects, hydrogen, biological applications, characterization and the development of new applications. An optional tutorial session on 'Diamond growth' and 'Bio functionalisation of diamond surfaces' will be held on the afternoon of 7 September 2008. Full details of the comprehensive oral and poster programmes are available at www.diamond-conference.elsevier.com Register now to save €75 Reduced delegate rates apply until 25 July 2008 only. Register now at: www.diamond-conference.elsevier.com Accommodation Accommodation has been reserved at the Melia Sitges Hotel at specially negotiated rates. For details and to book visit the accommodation pages of the Diamond 2008 website. INVITED SPEAKERS The following experts will present at the conference: Ali BenMoussa, Royal Observatory of Belgium, Belgium - Recent developments on wide bandgap based UV sensors Juergen Biener, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA - Diamond for fusion applications James Butler, Naval Research Labs, USA - CVD diamond growth mechanisms - revisited John Foord, Oxford University, UK - Electrochemistry of diamond surfaces Masataka Hasegawa, AIST, Japan - Low temperature growth of nano-diamond Robert Hauge, Rice University, USA - Growth of nanotube mats Russell Hemley, Carnegie Institute, USA - High growth rate diamond Dean Ho, North Western University, USA - Drug delivery by nanodiamond Robert Jones, University of Exeter, UK - Dislocations, vacancy aggregates and brown colour of diamond Hiro Kataura, AIST, Japan - Separation of nanotubes H. Kodama , Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology, Japan - High speed synthesis of amorphous carbon films on polymer substrates Yasuo Koide, National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), Japan - Photo detectors Anke Krueger, University of Kiel, Germany - Functionalisation of nanodiamond surfaces Christoph Nebel, Fraunhofer Institut für Angewandt Festkörperphysik (IAF), Germany - Bio-sensors from diamond Eiji Osawa, Shinshu University, Japan - Recent progress in nanodiamond Atsuhito Sawabe, Aoyama Gakuin University, Japan - Progress in hetero-epitaxial growth of diamond Thomas Seyller, University of Erlangen, Germany - Production and electronic structure of graphene François Silva, University Paris 13, France - High quality, large surface area, homoepitaxial MPECVD diamond growth Tetsuya Suzuki, Keio University, Japan - High speed synthesis of amorphous carbon films on polymer substrates Akihiko Ueda, Sumitomo Electric Industries, LTD - Field emission devices Wenjun Zhang, City University of Hong Kong, China - Growth, nano-structuring and properties of cBN films Diamond 2008 is organised by Elsevier in association with Diamond & Related Materials. For further information and to request a copy of the final programme brochure visit: www.diamond-conference.elsevier.com or contact em.white@elsevier.com

230+ ways to use a PIC32 MCU

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PRODUCTS IN THE NEWS Harness good vibrations with KCF Technologies wireless sensor kit Get fingerprint authentication with Fujitsu biometric sensing kit Transition from flash to lower-cost EPROM with Silicon Labs dev kit Freescale's MCU dev kit includes motion sensing Cymbet thin-film battery evaluation kit allows investigation of solid state technology Natl Semi's LM5118 eval board allows investigation of wide input voltage range buck-boost power converter VIDEOS Microchip PIC32 Starter Kit DEV-monkey Senior Reviews Editor Jon Titus' provides a 2-minute tutorial review of all the kit contents included in this powerful starter kit for design engineers wanting to investigate a 32-bit MCU within the Microchip PIC32 family. Read more >> Freescale Flexus AC MCU family Bridges the gap between 8 & 32-bit development by offering pin, peripheral and tool compatibility Read more >> Luminary Micro Shock N Awe: Four microphones attached to the table's corners, along with multi-lateration enablers Read more >> ADVERTISEMENT Digi-Key, the one-stop-shop for all electronic parts needs Digi-Key is a leading distributor of electronic components with more than 300,000 parts in stock from more than 380 manufacturers. 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Please register today for these exclusive Webcasts Get the Most Out Of Your HSPICE on Single & Multi-Core Computers Accelerate Circuit Simulation with 2008 HSPICE! Tuesday, July 15, 2008 11:00 am PT/2:00 pm ET 60 minutes (including Q&A) Sponsored by Synopsys, hosted by EDN CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY Over the past few years, Synopsys has sped up HSPICE, achieving industry leading performance while maintaining HSPICE’s “signoff quality” simulation accuracy. Ask The HSPICE R&D Team! Join the Q&A session with our scientists, principle engineers, and senior technical staff members of the HSPICE R&D team!   Dr. Kishore Singhal, Synopsys Scientist Dr. Scott Wedge, Sr. Staff Engineer Ted Mido, HSPICE R&D Group Synopsys Harald Von Sosen – Principle Engineer  To learn more about how these new technologies accelerate your SPICE simulations, please attend this free informative webcast! Who should attend: Design engineers who run analog IC, standard cell, or package/board level simulations. CAD managers interested in learning about the performance improvements in HSPICE  What you will learn: Overview of the performance improvements available in the March and June 2008 releases of HSPICE Single and Multi-Core performance improvements Using compiled 40/45nm transistors models to reduce memory usage & simulation times Accelerating large high accuracy post-layout analog IC simulations Efficiently simulating long multi-gigabit transmission lines & 500 port package models Accelerating CCS cell characterization with Liberty NCX and HSPICE Moderator Cheryl Ajluni, Industry Expert Cheryl has over 12 years experience covering the high-tech industry for such publications as Elec¬tronic Design and Embedded Systems Development and served as Editor in Chief of Wireless Systems Design. Prior to her work in the editorial field Cheryl worked as a Solar Array Engineer for Space Systems/Loral. Cheryl holds a Bachelor of Science degree in physics and mathematics from the University of California, Davis Presenter Christopher Labrecque, HSPICE Marketing Manager, Synopsys Christopher joined the AMS marketing team upon the acquisition of Analog Design Automation Inc. (ADA) by Synopsys in February of 2004. Chris co-founded ADA and worked for six years in executive and management positions within marketing and R&D, developing circuit analysis and optimization products. Chris continues to work closely with customers, sales, and R&D to plan and develop the requirements and business cases for AMS circuit design and simulation tools. Chris holds Bachelor degrees in Engineering Physics and in Computer Science, both from the University of Saskatchewan. Prior to Synopsys and ADA, Chris was employed at Nortel Networks in Ottawa, Canada. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY

Technical Web Seminar: Low Current Measurements from nA to fA

LIVE WEB SEMINAR FREE TECHNICAL ONLINE SEMINAR: How to get the most from your Low Current Measurement Instruments There's no charge for registration, but space is limited, so sign up today! Seminar Contents This seminar is designed to cover the the basics of low current (from nA to fA) electrical measurements, including how to select the right current measurement instrument, practical ways to reduce current noise in measurement setups, and how to quantify subtle sources of noise. These measurement best practices are important for applications in semiconductor material/device characterization, nanoscience test and measurement, optoelectronic device characterization, and many more. Application examples where such sensitive measurements are required will be discussed, together with a discussion of recent innovative test equipment solutions. After attending this seminar, you will understand: Measurement techniques required for measuring very small currents Sources of measurement error that will affect such low current measurements Measurement solutions that can be used in low current measurement applications. This informative 45-minute seminar is recommended for students, as well as for professional researchers, engineers, and scientists in areas such as materials science, chemistry, nanoscience, and semiconductor device development who wish to get a better understanding of low current electrical measurements. It is accompagnied by an interactive Q&A (during live broadcast only) where you can ask the presenter for additional insight on this important topic. Register below! About the Presenter: Jonathan Tucker is the Lead Marketing Engineer of Nanotechnology, Research and Education, and the Sensitive Measurements Product Line Manager at the Keithley Instrument´s headquarter in Cleveland, Ohio, USA. His current focus is business strategy and product development of electrical characterization and measurement tools for nanotechnology applications. He holds a Bachelors of Electrical Engineering degree from Cleveland State University and an MBA from Kent State University. When is it? Europe: Thursday, June 12, 2008 15:00 Central European Summer Time (UTC/GMT: 13:00)   How Do I Register? The seminar will be broadcasted over the internet and require your registration prior to the event. Register today to reserve your place! There is NO CHARGE for you to participate in this important industry event. To register for this webcast seminar click here. You will receive confirmation and log-in information prior to the events. Please forward this invitation to any colleagues who might be interested in this free seminar! Thank you for your time! We look forward to your attendance! Your Keithley Instruments' Team

Organic Semiconductor Conference 2008 (OSC-08)

	29 September-1 October 2008 Frankfurt Messe, Frankfurt, Germany
OSC-08 Second Call for Papers cintelliq ltd, the world’s leading provider of information services and technology consulting to the organic semiconductor industry, has issued a second call for papers for the Organic Semiconductor Conference 2008 (OSC-08) which will take place in Frankfurt, Germany from 29 September – 1 October 2008. OSC-08 is the sixth conference in the series and is the premier international gathering for the discussion, demonstration and evaluation of organic semiconductor technologies and organic electronics. As well as industry sessions featuring invited speakers, OSC-08 will also host a number of peer-reviewed sessions which will run in parallel to the industry sessions. OSC-08 is now cordially inviting papers for the consideration of the 2008 peer review committee. The best papers will be accepted for oral or poster presentation at the conference. The new deadline for the submission of a 300-word abstract and a 35-word summary is Sunday 25 May 2008. For full details, visit the conference website: www.osc-europe.com/papers.shtml Papers are invited on subjects relating to organic semiconductor technologies including, but not restricted to, the areas listed below. transistors (OTFT and OFET) photovoltaic memory devices displays signage OLEDs RFID smart packaging   sensors backplanes patterning materials encapsulation roll-to-roll manufacturing inline manufacturing Also this year for the first time we are accepting papers on: carbon nanotubes graphenes fullerenes Conference structure The main conference and exhibition will be held on 30 September and 1 October. The conference will offer an exciting mix of invited speakers and peer-reviewed papers. This year for the first time there will also be an Exhibitor Forum in which exhibiting companies are free to make product-related presentations. In common with previous years we will be offering pre-conference workshops on 29 September. This year there will be eight new workshops to choose from. We are expecting nearly 100 speakers and have space to accommodate over 50 exhibitors in our spacious new venue at the Frankfurt Messe Congress Centre. Last year's event attracted over 400 attendees from 245 organisations and this year's conference is predicted to be significantly larger. Confirmed invited speakers from industry include Acreo, Add-Vision, AIST, Aixtron, Bardsley Consulting, BASF, Cambrios, Cambridge Display Technology, cintelliq, DisplayBank, DuPont Research, DuPont Teijin Film, Evonik Degussa, Fluxim, Fraunhofer ISE, Fraunhofer IZM, FUJIFILM Dimatix, GIST, Holst Centre/TNO, IMEC, Imperial College London, ITRI, Kodak, Konarka, Liquavista, MicroEmissive Display, Merck, Mitsubishi Chemical, Nanoident, Nanomarkets, Nantero, Nokia, Novaled, OLED-T, Olla Project, Plastic Logic, Polymer Vision, printed systems, RO Consulting, Siemens, Solarmer Energy, Sumation, Thin Film Electronics, Thorn Lighting, UK Display and Lighting, Unidym, Universal Display Corp, University of Tokyo, Vitex Systems We would very much appreciate your participation in this major industry event and hope that you will be able to join us in Frankfurt. Best regards Craig Cruickshank, Founder and CEO, cintelliq Next steps How to submit your paper to the OSC-08 Peer Review Committee Find out more about OSC-08
Contact: Craig Cruickshank cintelliq ltd St John's Innovation Centre, Cambridge CB4 0WS, UK tel: +44 1223 421525 email: craig.cruickshank@cintelliq.com web: www.osc-europe.com	Conference hosted by:
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