(2) Program

The 13 th International Micromachine/Nanotech Symposium--- MEMS Frontier: Innovative Devices by Micro and Nano-Bio Fusion Create New Lifestyles --Date & time: Thursday, July 26, 2007 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Venue: Tokyo Bay Ariake Washington HotelSponsor: Micromachine Center
Supporters: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) / New Energy and Industrial Technology Deveopment Organization
Cooperators: The Japan Machinery Federation / Japan Robot Association / Japan Analytical Instruments Manufactures Assocciation
Registantion Fee: 20,000 yenOpening

Chair: Keiichi Aoyagi, Micromachine Center

9 : 00 --- 9 : 05

Opening Remarks

9 : 05 --- 9 : 10Guest Speech

Keynote Session

Tamotsu Nomakuchi, Micromachine Center
Taizo Takahashi, Industrial Machinery Division,Manufacturing Industries Bureau, METI

Chair: Nobuyuki Moronuki, Tokyo Metropolitan University
Co-Chair: Kazuyoshi Furuta, Seiko Instruments Inc.

MEMS Frontier

9 : 10 --- 9 : 55

BEANS:Hetero-Functional Integrated Device
Impacting the Society in 20 Years

Hiroyuki Fujita, The University of Tokyo

9 : 55 --- 10 : 40

The Next Generation Micro/Nano Devices

Prof. Luke Lee, Berkeley Sensor &Actuator Center, UC Berkeley

10 : 40 --- 10 : 50

BreakSession 1

BEANS for Environment and Energy

10 : 50 --- 10 : 55

Possible Applications to Environment and Energy

10 : 55 --- 11 : 25

Micropower for Autonomous
Wireless Sensor Nodes

Gyselinckx Bert, Holst Centre, IMEC

11 : 25 --- 11 : 55

Large Area Applications and Micro-Nano Printing

Takao Someya, The University of Tokyo

11 : 55 --- 12 : 25

Frontier of Organic Photonics Devices

12 : 25 --- 13 : 55

Chair: Norihisa Miki, Keio University

Norihisa Miki, Keio University

Chihaya Adachi, Kyushu UniversityLunchSession 2

Beans for Security and Secure Society

13 : 55 --- 14 : 00

Possible Applications to Securityand Secure Society

14 : 00 --- 14 : 30

The World's Smallest and Thinnest IC Tag Chip

14 : 30 --- 15 : 00

Physical Sensors Drive MEMS
Consumerization Wave

15 : 00 --- 15 : 30

Development of Deep-UV and Teraherz Semiconductor
Emitting Devices and their Applications

15 : 30 --- 16 : 00

Enabling Nanoparticles and Composites:
A Pathway to Products

16 : 00 --- 16 : 10

Break

Chair: Masakazu Sugiyama, The University of Tokyo

Masakazu Sugiyama, The University of Tokyo
Mitsuo Usami, HITACH,LTD.
Benedetto Vigna, ST Microelectronics
Hideki Hirayama, RIKEN
Nobuyuki Kambe, NanoGram Corp.

Session 3

BEANS for Healthcare and Welfare

16 : 10 --- 16 : 15

Possible Applications to Healthcare and Welfare

Shoji Takeuchi, The University of Tokyo

16 : 15 --- 16 : 35

Desired Devices to Innovate Transplant Medicine

Teru Okitsu, Kyoto University

16 : 35 --- 16 : 55

Neurosurgery of Tomorrow

16 : 55 --- 17 : 25

Forefront of Implantable Medical Devices

17 : 25 --- 17 : 55

Development of Bio/Nano Hybrid Platform Technology
for Measuring Cell Functions and Regenerative Medichine

Chair: Shyoji Takeuchi, The University of Tokyo

Kensuke Suzuki, University of Tsukuba
Prof. Yogesh B, Gianchandani
Center for Wireless Integrated Microsystems, University of Michigan

Hidetoshi Kotera, Kyoto University

Closing
17 : 55 --- 18 : 00

Closing Remarks

Keiichi Aoyagi, Micromachine Center4