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UARC: The University Affiliated Research Center A partnership between UCSC and NASA Ames Research Center As part of the UARC, a Systems Teaching Institute (STI), directed by San Jose State University Foundation, has been formed. The STI enables students from UC, San Jose State University, and Foothill-De Anza Junior College District to work alongside University and Ames researchers; enhancing their educational experience while training them to become 21st Century world class scientist, engineers, and educators. The UARC is an establishment of collaborations with organizations that are the best in their fields delivering excellent-driven research and training the scientists of tomorrow. Advanced Technologies for Human Space Exploration Aerospace Earth Sciences Information Sciences Nanotechnology Pursuing innovative capabilities through the integration of nano, bio, and information technologies... Contact the UARC: University Affiliated Research Center UC Santa Cruz Building 19 P.O. Box 7

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16. George B. Adams III Home Page Nanotechnology, computer architecture, and algorithms. Teaching Awards National Technological University Outstanding Instructor award, 1995 and 2003. http://cobweb.ecn.purdue.edu/~gba/

Dr. George B. Adams III Deputy Director Network for Computational Nanotechnology home of nanoHUB.org and Executive Consultant for the HUBzero Project Purdue University BRK 1287B (office) 1205 West State Street West Lafayette, IN 47907-2057 g b a @purdue.edu +1.765.494.2698 (phone) +1.765.494.0811 (fax) Research Interests Nanotechnology, computer architecture, and algorithms. Teaching Awards National Technological University Outstanding Instructor award, 1995 and 2003. Other President of the Board of Directors of Lafayette Symphony, Inc. This page was last modified November 2, 2009

17. Computational Nanotechnology, Computer Science, Brown University Research on Computational Nanotechnology Department of Computer Science Brown University John E. Savage http://www.cs.brown.edu/~jes/nano.html

Research on Computational Nanotechnology Department of Computer Science Brown University John E. Savage Motivation As the feature sizes of chips shrink to the nanometer level new devices, methods of assembly, and architectures are being investigated. The crossbar, an old idea, is expected to play a prominent role in these new developments; its regular structure is well suited to nanotechnology-based assembly. A nanometer-scale crossbar is useful only if wires in each of its dimensions can be addressed individually. Given the small dimensions involved, every method proposed to address nanowires involves stochastic assembly. Our research examines methods of stochastic addressing of nanowires as well as the efficient data storage in crossbar-based memories. Student Web Site Eric Rachlin is engaged in research on this project. Publications Stochastic Assembly of Sublithographic Nanoscale Interfaces IEEE Transactions in Nanotechnology , September 2003. Sub-lithographic Semiconductor Computing Systems , André DeHon describing work with Charles M. Lieber, Patrick Lincoln, and John E. Savage, HotChips 15 (HotChips-15, August 1719, 2003). Decoding of Stochastically Assembled Nanoarrays , Benjamin Gojman, Eric Rachlin, and John E. Savage

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