Program

2016 UGIM Symposium

Quick Conference Overview: Thanks to terrific organizing by the Harvard crew collecting feedback from UGIM’14 attendees, we kept the basic format and experiment with some tweaks:

Registrants will be able to download the presentations as voluntarily provided by the speakers
There is a great opportunity for active participation and interaction in this conference, versus passive attendance, via panel discussions, topical and role-based working lunches
Working sessions will be documented with summaries distributed to UGIM participants

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Draft Program Schedule by Day:

Sunday, June 12Monday, June 13Tuesday, June 14Wednesday, June 15

Location: USTAR second floor atrium and auditorium (Sorenson Molecular Biotechnology Building – SMBB)
Address: 36 S. Wasatch Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Time	Room	SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 2016
8:00am – 11:00am	Auditorium	NNCI Coordination Meeting: Oliver Brand – GA Tech, Coordinator
11:00am – 6:00pm	Atrium	UGIM CHECK-IN & Registration
11:00am – 12:00pm	Auditorium	Introduce new facilities and first-time UGIM attendees: A. William Flounders – UCB
12:00pm – 1:00pm	Atrium	Lunch and mingle
12:00pm – 1:00pm	Atrium	UGIM Executive Committee meeting
1:00pm – 2:15pm	Auditorium	Bootie Camp – Cleanroom Management: Julia Aebersold – Louisville, Gary Spinner – GA Tech
2:15pm – 2:30pm	Atrium	Break
2:30pm – 3:45pm	Auditorium	Bootie Camp – Safety & Environmental: John Weaver – Purdue (Chair), Greg Cibuzar – UMinn, Dennis Schweiger – UMich, Mary Tang – Stanford
3:45pm – 4:00pm	Atrium	Break
4:00pm – 5:00pm	Auditorium	Open Source Cleanroom Management: Ryan Taylor – UofU (Host), Danny Pestal – UCB, Tom Lohman – MIT, Vicky Diadiuk – MIT, Dennis Grimard – MIT
5:00pm – 7:30pm	Atrium & adjacent Utah Nanofab	Reception & Utah Nanofab station-based tours Fab equipment swap meet (SMBB 2660)

Location: Tower at Rice-Eccles Stadium
Address: 451 South 1400 East, Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Time	Room	MONDAY, JUNE 13, 2016
8:00am – 8:15am	Level 6	Opening Remarks
8:15am – 9:15am	Level 6	UGIM survey results: Who are we?
8:15am – 9:15am	Level 6	Tom Ferraguto – UMass-Lowell Robert Hower – UMich, Susan Anson – KIT
9:15am – 9:45am	Levels 4 and 5	Morning Break
9:45am – 11:15am	Level 6	Keynote
		Lawrence Goldberg -National Science Foundation
		John Shott – SNF Director of Technology Emeritus
11:15am – 12:45pm	Levels 4 and 5	Working Lunch – Topics by tables (organized by David Dickensheets and Phil Himmer – MSU)
12:45pm – 1:15pm	Level 6	Debriefing Session
		David Dickensheets, Phil Himmer – MSU
		Facilitators discuss topics from tables
1:15pm – 2:15pm	Level 6	Financial Management Panel: Noah Clay – UPenn, Moderator
1:15pm – 2:15pm	Level 6	Panelists: Lawrence Goldberg, John Shott, Tom Ferraguto, Robert Hower, Susan Anson, Kevin Walsh – Louisville
2:15pm – 2:45pm	Levels 4 and 5	Afternoon Break
2:45pm – 3:45pm	Level 6	Safety Panel: John Weaver – Purdue, Moderator Greg Cibuzar -UMinn, Dennis Schweiger – UMich, Mary Tang – Stanford
Time	Location	MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 2016
4:00pm – 7:30pm	IM Flash – Lehi, UT	IM Flash Sponsored Dinner
		Keynote: Russ Meyer – Director of Process Integration
		Board buses at the front of the stadium by 4:00pm
		The buses will be at the dinner by 5:30pm
7:30pm – 9:30pm	Heber City, UT	Heber Valley Railroad Ride
		Board buses at 7:30pm to train at Vivian Park
		Return to hotel* between 9:30-10:30pm
		*Bus will make a circuit to UofU Guest House, Research Park Marriott, and Downtown SLC.

Location: Tower at Rice-Eccles Stadium
Address: 451 South 1400 East, Salt Lake City, UT 84112 (See detailed list of papers in each topical session by expanding (+) tabs below)

Time

Room

TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 2016

8:00am – 10:00am

Level 6

Tool Selection: Iulian Codreanu – UDel, Session Chair

10:00am – 10:30am

Levels 4 and 5

Morning Break

10:30am – 11:45am

Level 6

Growing and Adapting to Your User Base:
Aaron Hawkins – BYU, Session Chair

11:45am – 1:15pm

Levels 4 and 5

Working Lunch – Roles by tables (organized by David Dickensheets and Phil Himmer, MSU)

1:15pm – 2:45pm

Level 6

Managing Exotic Materials: John Shott, Session Chair

2:45pm – 3:15pm

Levels 4 and 5

Afternoon Break

3:15pm – 5:00pm

Level 6

Fab Efficiency & Improvement: Dan Christensen – UWisc, Session Chair

Time

Location

TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 2016

5:15pm – 10:30pm

Red Pine Lodge @ The Canyons

Mountain Banquet Dinner

Board buses in front of stadium by 5:15pm

Arrive at Mountain Gondola by 6:00pm

Return to hotel* by 10:30pm

*Bus will make a circuit to UofU Guest House, Research Park Marriott, and Downtown SLC.

Tool Selection - Iulian Codreanu, Session Chair

Growing and Adapting to Your User Base - Aaron Hawkins, Chair

Managing Exotic Materials - John Shott, Chair

Fab Efficiency and Improvement - Dan Christensen, Chair

Location: USTAR second floor atrium and auditorium (Sorenson Molecular Biotechnology Building – SMBB)
Address: 36 S. Wasatch Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 84112
TRACK A

Time	Room	WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 2016
8:00am	SMBB James L. Sorenson Auditorium RM 2650	Tom Britton – CSI, Requirements for a CGA Code G13-2015 gas cabinets & VMBs
8:50am		Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
9:00am		Dennis Grimard – MIT, Subatmospheric gas handling
9:25am		Gene Ungvarsky – End Users Consulting, Hazardous exhaust abatement strategies
9:50am		Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
10:00am		James Moody – IM Flash, Life safety monitoring systems for HPM’s
10:50am		Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
11:00am		Noah Clay – UPenn, Facilitator; Subsidy benchmarking: The search for sister Schools: Exchange metrics and administrative budget justifications. Bring statistics (from ASEE) on COE faculty size and research expenditures, then roughly classify and associate ourselves by small, midsize, large, then individually compare lists of toolsets, then directly comparing notes with peers on expense, revenue, “ROI” justification metrics and budget request approaches http://profiles.asee.org/profiles?year=2014&school=utah&commit=Search
11:50am		Lunch, Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
1:00pm		Craig Noah – CSI, TEOS and precursor liquid delivery systems
1:50pm		Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
2:00pm		Panel: Issues and concerns integrating the design requirements, and executing construction of a new or retrofitted cleanroom within a research laboratory building. The program will address HPM Handling, optimum facility location within the building, ancillary support services, system delineation, and contracting strategies. Tim Loughran – Cleanroom Construction Associates, Moderator, Jack Paul – HDR, Greg Owen – Jacobs, Abbie Gregg – AGI, Joe Morgan – Wilson Architects
2:50pm		Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
3:00pm		Dave Manko – V.P. Global Engineering, Kurt J. Lesker Company, Engineering design considerations (mechanical and software) for thin film deposition tools in the Nanofab Rob Belan – Technical Director PVD Products, Kurt J. Lesker Company, New and upcoming technologies in PVD and thin films; HIPIMS, pulsed DC, low pressure sputtering Duane Bingaman – V.P. Process Equipment Division, Kurt J. Lesker Company, Atomic layer deposition, beyond the basics-design and use considerations for high performance ALD Joe DeMaio – East Coast Sales Manager, Kurt J. Lesker Company, Educational Outreach, Lesker U
		Mingle – End of conference

TRACK B

Time	Room	WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 2016
	SMBB 2660
8:00am		Matt Pleil – CNM, Micro/Nano education materials and media
8:25am		Jim Smith – UofU, Community college education nano connection to university
8:50am		Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
9:00am		Brian Van Devener – UofU, Keeping Afloat: Analytical microscopy facilities co-administrated with cleanrooms
9:15am		Open Discussion: Analytical microscopy facility managers
9:50am		Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
10:00am		Tony Olsen – UofU, Shared media for safety training Brian Baker – UofU, Shared media library for tool user training
10:25am		Brian Earl and Bryan Tran – UofU, The cleanroom as the crown jewel of campus STEM outreach: Teaching scaling engineering in campus tours
10:50am		Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
11:00am		Niels Wijnaendts van Resandt – Heidelberg Instruments, Direct write LPG and grayscale litho on a desktop
11:50am		Lunch, Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
1:00pm		Rob Pearson – RIT, Incorporating course based formal labs in a research cleanroom
1:50pm		Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
2:00pm		Greg Cibuzar – UMinn, External revenue – Considerations for academic nanofabs
2:25pm		Jorg Scholvin – MIT, User behavior on high-demand tools (discrepancies between reservation availability and actual use)
2:50pm		Mingle & Vendor Exhibits
3:00pm		William M. Harris – Carl Zeiss Microscopy, Mastering the multi-scale challenge: Challenges in correlative microscopy
		Mingle – End of conference

8:00am	Acquisition of 17 Fumehoods and Wet Benches, Anders M. Jorgensen, Michael W. Allerup, Jan V. Eriksen, Majken Becker, Flemming Jensen and Karen Birkelund. Technical University of Denmark
8:15am	Can You Satisfy Every Faculty?, Jiangdong Deng. Harvard University Nanofabrication Facility, Center for Nanoscale Systems
8:30am	Methodologies for Adding Critically Needed PVD Capability to an Already Extensive PVD Tool Suite, Matthew T. Moneck, Norman Gottron and Mark Weiler. Carnegie Mellon University Nanofabrication Facility
8:45am	How Do You Optimize Tool Selection, Simon Doe. University of South Australia
9:00am	Building an Academic Cleanroom, Peter Duda. University of Chicago
9:15am	Acquiring Mission Critical Tools at MIT’s Microsystems Technology Labs, Vicky Diadiuk. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
9:30am	Ion Beam Lithography: Faster Writing Strategies for Features Between 150nm and 1um, B. P. Gila, A. Trucco and D. Hays. University of Florida
9:45am	Bridging the Gap Between UV and E-beam Lithography with a DUV Stepper, Leif S. Johansen, Matthias Keil, Elena Khomtchenko, Anders M. Jørgensen and Jörg Hübner. Technical University of Denmark

10:30am	The Berkeley micro/Nanolab High School Intern Program for Young Women, A. William Flounders, Katalin Voros and Tsu-Jae King Liu. UC Berkeley Marvell Nanofabrication Laboratory.
10:45am	Surviving in Today’s Federal Funding Climate, J. Aebersold, K. Walsh, S. McNamara, E. Moiseeva, C. McKenna, X. Wang and M. Watson.University of Louisville
11:00am	Innovative Outreach and Education Programs of the RTNN, Mark Walters. Duke University
11:15am	Educational Programmes at NNfC, Savitha P. Sunanda Babu, Gopal Hegde and Prabhakara Rao. Indian Institute of Science
11:30am	The Nordic Nanolab Network – A Best Practice Report, Kay Gastinger, Thomas Swahn, Jörg Hübner and Heini Saloniemi. NTNU NanoLab

1:15pm	Safe Introduction of New Materials and Processes into Existing Open Access Laboratories, Nadia Court. UNSW Australia
1:30pm	Mixing Bio- and More Conventional Materials, J. Paul. HDR Architecture, Inc.
1:45pm	Proper Building Abatement, Exhaust, and Waste Handling/Collection Facilities to Accommodate a Broad Range of Materials, Greg Owen. Jacobs
2:00pm	New Materials Challenges and Solutions for Operating Nanofabs that are Introducing ALD and MOCVD Processes, A. Gregg. Abbie Gregg Inc.
2:15pm	Cleanroom Design for Hazardous Materials Segregation, Joe Morgan. Wilson Architects
2:30pm	Panel Session

3:15pm	ISO 9001 Certification for a Research, Development, and Prototyping Cleanroom, Craig Hill, Dan Pulver and Marc Brunelle. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory
3:30pm	Overview of Daily Operation and Management of Multi-User, Gopalkrishna Hedge, Savitha P., Y. P. P. Rao, S. A. Shivashankar, P. S. Anilkumar, Rudra Pratap and Navakanta Bhat. Indian Institute of Science
3:45pm	Leveraging Opportunities for Capital Investment, Karl D. Hirschman and Scott P. Blondell. Rochester Institute of Technology
4:00pm	Equipment Utilization: Lessons in Equipment Utilization from Queuing Theory, Mary X. Tang. Stanford University
4:15pm	Merging a Cleanroom and an Analytical Microscopy Facility, Jörg Hübner. Technical University of Denmark
4:30pm	If You Can’t ‘See’ What You Made, What Good Is It?, Tobi Beetz. Stanford University
4:45pm	Worst Nightmare of a Facility Manager, Burak Birkan and Volkan Öxgüz. Sabanci University

Program

2016 UGIM Symposium

Draft Program Schedule by Day:

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