Past Proceedings

Time: 12:30 - 2:00 pm EDT
Speakers: Robin Brown, Tracy Daubenspeck, Morgan Thoma
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12:00 - 1:00 pm EDT
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U.S. Microelectronics Ecosystem Strategy 

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Speakers: 

Dr. William A. LaPlante, President and Chief Executive Officer, Draper Labs
Dr. Andrew Palowitch
Claire Sanderson,
 Legislative Assistant, Office of Senator John Cornyn
Jon Cardinal, Director of Economic Development, Office of Senator Charles Schumer
Jimmy Goodrich, Vice President, Global Policy, Semiconductor Industry Association
Mark Rosker, Director of the Microsystems Technology Office, DARPA

Title: Exploring Emerging Technologies: Radiation Hardened Technology, an Industry Perspective

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Panelists:

Todd Brusnighan, Export Compliance Manager, Intel Export Compliance
Chris Hart,  Sr. Director of Marketing and Business Development, IR HiRel, An Infineon Technologies Company
Tony Jordan, Business development Site Lead  and Senior Director Semiconductor and Space Solution, Cobham Advanced Electronics Solutions
David Rea, Advance Technology, On-Boarding and Cyber Space-Systems Director, BAE Systems
Dr. Warren Snapp, Solid-State Electronics Development Systems Technology Manager, Boeing Research & Technology

Title: Exploring Emerging Technologies: Radiation Hardened Technology, a Government Perspective

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Panelists:

Rachel Barnhill, Microelectronics Research, Development, and Acquisition, Office of Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (NA-11), National Nuclear Security Administration, US Department of Energy

Kaila Raby, Sr. Manager, Group 5250, Advanced CMOS Solutions, Microsystems Engineering, Science and Applications (MESA) Center, Sandia National Laboratories

Matthew Kay, Matthew J. Kay, Ph.D., T&AM DoD Unique Needs Project Lead, SRHEC Executive Secretariat, OUSD(R&E)

Andrew Daniel, Radiation Effects Engineer, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Title: Understanding Blockchain Technology for Trusted Microelectronics Supply Chain Applications

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Note:  The webinar was originally scheduled for October 22.