| Abstract Due Date | Jun 10 |
| Notification of Accepts/Rejects | Jun 30 |
| Late-News Abstracts | Jul 15 |
| Extended Abstracts | Aug 26 |
| Workshop Registration | Sep 30 |
| Hotel Reservation | Sep 23 |
| Paper Submission | Sep 21 - Oct 30 |
| 2016 II-VI Workshop | Oct 17-20 |
Palisades Convention Management
The 2016 II-VI Workshop
Attn: Samantha Tola
411 Lafayette Street, Suite 201
New York, NY 10003
Phone: 212-460-8090 x203
fax: 212-460-5460
stola@pcm411.com
Proceedings Co-editors
Yesim Anter
EPIR Technologies, Inc.
590 Territorial Drive, Unit B
Bolingbrook, IL 60440
yanter@epir.com
Website sponsored by EPIR Technologies
The purpose of this Workshop is to bring together the industrial, governmental, and academic communities that work with II-VI materials. The workshop papers are peer reviewed and published as part of the Workshop proceedings in a Special Issue of the Journal of Electronic Materials ...Read more...
...Workshop history...
This year the II-VI Workshop will be held on October 17-20 at the Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel. Link to hotel
Hotel Reservation: Click Here
For the Government/University room rate please contact Samantha Tola at stola@pcm411.com
Our Baltimore Inner Harbor hotel surrounds you with the best of Baltimore. Connected to The Baltimore Convention Center and steps from the magnificent Inner Harbor and Oriole Park at Camden Yards, we are convenient to everything that makes our city so wonderful.
Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel has everything you need for a comfortable and relaxing stay. Dine in one of our two Sheraton Baltimore Inner Harbor restaurants or unwind in our indoor heated pool and sauna. Spend a day at The National Aquarium with your family or if you're traveling for business, the Baltimore Convention Center is located right next door.
To learn more please go to the hotel website: Link to hotel
Tutorial sessions will be held on Monday Oct. 17, 2016. The tutorial welcomes all interested and registered U.S. II-VI workshop participants. The workshop committee particularly encourages graduate students, postdocs, and junior researchers to attend the tutorial and explore the topics in detail and tap into the experience of and network with the well established researchers. More information about the tutorials such as registration, time, and location will be posted on the II-VI Workshop Web site and also distributed via e-mail in following weeks.
Speaker: Roger DeWames - NVESD
5:00 PM - 6:15 PM in Chesapeake I & II
"Topics in Heterojunction Photodiodes, Physics with applications in Infrared Imaging"
Speaker: Herbert Schaake - EPIR Tehnologies
6:30 PM - 7:45 PM in Chesapeake I & II
"Modeling the Role of Point Defect Diffusion in Diode Formation, Impurity Activation,
and Tellurium Precipitation in HgCdTe"
This year’s Keynote Speaker will be Dr. Larry Schuette, Director of Research, Office of Naval Research, who will speak on “Naval S&T: The Innovation Engine”.
The presentation will define the participants, processes and goals of Naval Science and Technology. The talk will give examples of the various levels of exploration from the most basic research performed by academia and the service labs to very applied field tests and experimentation that take advantage of unique features of navy platforms and naval environments. The emphasis will be on the ways in which Naval S&T fosters innovation in support of the Navy and the nation.”
Every year the Workshop Committee selects one of the student presentations to receive the William E. Spicer - Thomas N. Casselman award for the best student paper ...Read more...
Please contact Alicia Waldron: 212-460-8090 x216, awaldron@pcm411.com for participation in the event.