Frontier of Spintronics and Magnetic Sensing Workshop Date: May 11, 2015 Time: 8:00 – 17:00 Venue: Stanford Center at Peking University (SCPKU) 北京大学斯坦福中心 Space is limited to 90 attendees. Register today! (click here or use link below) https://app.certain.com/profile/web/index.cfm?PKwebID=0x700702a425&varPage=home Discount registration rates available through May 1st. Tour SCPKU We are bringing to you a workshop on the cutting edge topics of spintronics, magnetic sensing, and multiferroics in an intimate and elegant setting of the newly opened SCPKU nestled in stately gardens and ponds. Gourmet lunch and tea/coffee breaks will be included to encourage active discussions and acquaintances. We will also feature special guests from the National Science Foundation (NSF), among other distinguished speakers from around the world (next page). Frontier of Spintronics and Magnetic Sensing Workshop A Partial List of Our Distinguished Invited Speakers Name Institution Tentative Title Samir El-Ghazaly National Science Foundation R. Ramesh UC Berkeley Daniel Worledge IBM Research Division NSF’s Interests in Magnetic Sensing and Imaging Multiferroic Devices and Technology Transfer Low Current STT-RAM and Outlook Paulo Freitas Usha Varshney International Iberian Nanotechnology Institute National Science Foundation Jianping Wang University of Minnesota Xiufeng Han Chinese Academy of Sciences Jinliang He Tsinghua University Spin-Polarized Seebeck Coefficient in Ferromagnetic Conductors Magnetic Sensors for Smart Grid Jongill Hong Yonsei University Giant Spin Transfer Torque in Co/Pd Qunwen Leng Western Digital Corp. Eckhard Quandt University of Kiel Interlayer Magnetic Coupling in Low RA Magnetic Tunnel Junctions Multiferroic Devices Jing Shi UC Riverside Magnetic Sensing or Magnetic Graphene Microfluidic Magnetoresistive Biosensors Modes of International Collaborations at the National Science Foundation Novel Spintronic Devices and C-SPIN Masahiro Yamaguchi Tohoku University Noise in RF Electromagnetic Environment Joe Evans Integrated Multiferroic Devices Radiant Technologies Inc.