Program - Annual Research Strategy Meeting

SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE

*Multiferroic/Magnetoelectric Sensors, Antennas, and Energy Harvesting Devices*
Day 1 \| Tuesday, February 2
9:00am PST (UTC-8) 12:00pm EST (UTC-5)	Welcome/Overview Gregory Carman, TANMS Engineering Research Center/UCLA
SESSION I \| RF Devices (Chair: Adi Jung)
9:10am PST 12:10pm EST	Review of Mechanical Antenna Approaches James Bickford, Draper Laboratory
9:35am PST 12:35pm EST	Characterization of Electrically Small Antennas for Pacemaker Applications Rashaunda Henderson, University of Texas at Dallas
10:00am PST 1:00pm EST	*VIBRational ANTennas (VIBRANT) for Long Wave Applications* David Shahan, HRL Laboratories
10:25am PST 1:25pm EST	Optimizing magnetoelastic antennas and the impact of magnetostatic interactions on antenna arrays John Domann, Virginia Tech
10:50am PST 1:50pm EST	BREAK
SESSION II \| Wireless Technologies (Chair: Emily Burnside)
11:00am PST 2:00pm EST	Low Frequency Wireless Power Transfer for Biomedical Implants Using Magnetoelectric Receivers Shad Roundy, University of Utah
11:25am PST 2:25pm EST	Passive wireless strain sensors based upon giant magnetostrictive effects Gavin Chang, HRL Laboratories
11:50am PST 2:50pm EST	Multiferroics-based Wireless Energy Transfer Technology: Current and Future Perspectives George Youssef, San Diego State University
12:15pm PST 3:15pm EST	Wirelessly Powered Sensors and Actuators Aydin Babakhani, University of California, Los Angeles
12:40pm PST 3:40pm EST	Day 1 Close
Day 2 \| Wednesday, February 3
SESSION III \| RF Devices II (Chair: Adrian Acosta)
9:00am PST (UTC-8) 12:00pm EST (UTC-5)	Multiferroic Laminate Antennas for Power and Data Telemetry for Wearable Applications Pawan Gaire, Florida International University
9:25am PST 12:25pm EST	Ultracompact Magnetoelectric Mechanical Antennas from VLF to UHF Nian Sun, Northeastern University
9:50am PST 12:50pm EST	Stacked Magnetic Pendulum Array (MPA) for Efficient ULF Transmission Ethan Wang, University of California, Los Angeles
10:15am PST 1:15pm EST	Ferroelectric domain wall variant-engineered dielectric meta-materials Jonathan Spanier, Drexel University
10:40am PST 1:40pm EST	BREAK
SESSION IV \| Actuators and Sensors (Chair: Maggie Xiao)
10:50am PST 1:50pm EST	Magnetoelectric Magnetic Field Sensors Eckhardt Quandt, Kiel University
11:15am PST 2:15pm EST	Magneto-electric Solution to Solid State Devices for Efficient Signal and Power Processing Dwight Viehland, Virginia Tech
11:40am PST 2:40pm EST	Magnetoelastic effects in MEMS resonators for magnetic field sensors Margo Staruch, Naval Research Laboratory
12:05pm PST 3:05pm EST	Acoustically Driven Ferromagnetic Resonance for Biomagnetic Sensing Dominic Labanowski, Sonera Magnetics Inc.
12:30pm PST 3:30pm EST	Magnetomechanical characterization of 2–2 type epoxy-bonded metallic glass composites for power conversion application Xin Zhuang, Chinese Academy of Sciences
12:55pm PST 3:55pm EST	Day 2 Close
Day 3 \| Thursday, February 4
SESSION V \| Materials (Chair: Shreya Patel)
9:00am PST (UTC-8) 12:00pm EST (UTC-5)	Directional field sensing in nonlinear clamped magnetoelectric beam oscillators Sam Lofland, Rowan University
9:25am PST 12:25pm EST	High Entropy Alloys and Additive Manufacturing as Potential Next Steps for Magnetostrictive Materials Nicholas Jones, Naval Surface Warfare Center
9:50am PST 12:50pm EST	Fabrication and Testing Issues for Nanoscale Terfenol-D structures Gregory Carman, University of California, Los Angeles
10:15am PST 1:15pm EST	Dynamic response of Fe-Ga for multiferroic magnetic field transmitters Peter Finkel, Naval Research Laboratory
10:40am PST 1:40pm EST	Linear and nonlinear magnetoelectric effects and applications for RF sensors and devices Gopalan Srinivasan, Oakland University
11:05am PST 2:05pm EST	Multiferroic Control of Magnetic Domains for Life Science Applications Robert Candler, University of California, Los Angeles
11:30am PST 2:30pm EST	BREAK
11:40am PST 2:40pm EST	E-Poster Session
12:40pm PST 3:40pm EST	Symposium Close

*Magnetoelectric Driven Spintronics*
Day 1 \| Tuesday, February 9
9:00am PST (UTC-8) 12:00pm EST (UTC-5)	Welcome/Overview Gregory Carman, TANMS Engineering Research Center/UCLA; Jian-Ping Wang, SMART Center/University of Minnesota
SESSION I \| Devices (Chair: Alexandria Will-Cole)
9:10am PST 12:10pm EST	How Technology Transfers into the Defense Industry: Implications for Advanced Microelectronics in the Future of National Security Mike Burkland, Raytheon Missiles and Defense
9:35am PST 12:35pm EST	Advances in STT-MRAM for Embedded Memory Applications Jing Zhang, Avalanche Technology
10:00am PST 1:00pm EST	Metrology for emerging spintronic devices Daniel Gopman, National Institute of Standards and Technology
10:25am PST 1:25pm EST	Magnetoelectric quantum spintronics Pramey Upadhaya, Purdue University
10:50am PST 1:50pm EST	BREAK
SESSION II \| Spintronics (Chair: Malcom Jackson)
11:00am PST 2:00pm EST	Recent progress and challenges in topological Spintronics for energy efficiency and high frequency Kang Wang, University of California, Los Angeles
11:25am PST 2:25pm EST	Spin current controlled magnetism in metallic and oxide heterostructures Eric Fullerton, University of California, San Diego
11:50am PST 2:50pm EST	Magneto-electric spin-orbit (MESO) device for energy-efficient logic beyond CMOS Chia-Ching Lin, Intel Corp.
12:15pm PST 3:15pm EST	From multifunction of spintronic devices to novel spin-orbit torque materials Jian-Ping Wang, University of Minnesota
12:40pm PST 3:40pm EST	Damping of Magnetization Dynamics in Magneto-elastic Materials Paul Crowell, University of Minnesota
1:05pm PST 4:05pm EST	Day 1 Close
Day 2 \| Wednesday, February 10
SESSION III \| Modeling (Chair: Matthew McIntosh)
9:00am PST (UTC-8) 12:00pm EST (UTC-5)	*Crystalline Order Dependent Spin-Orbit Torque in Sputter Deposited Topological Insulator Bi2Te3/NiFe Heterostructures* Nirjhar Bhattacharjee, Northeastern University
9:25am PST 12:25pm EST	Artificial nano-granular heterostructures: fundamentals and applications Oleg Udalov, California State University, Northridge
9:50am PST 12:50pm EST	Electric Field Control of Magnetism in Magnetoelectric Devices: Opportunities and Challenges Nicholas Kioussis, California State University, Northridge
10:15am PST 1:15pm EST	Modeling voltage induced spin reorientation in antiferromagnetic materials Gregory Carman, University of California, Los Angeles
10:40am PST 1:40pm EST	Voltage control of nanoscale magnetism: Spintronic memory and neuromorphic computing Jayasimha Atulasimha, Virginia Commonwealth University
11:05am PST 2:05pm EST	BREAK
SESSION IV \| Materials (Chair: Jeff Kurish)
11:15am PST 2:15pm EST	Iron garnets for magnetoelectric spintronics Caroline Ross, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
11:40am PST 2:40pm EST	Solution Phase Routes to Nanostructured Multiferroic Materials Sarah Tolbert, University of California, Los Angeles
12:05pm PST 3:45pm EST	Topological Insulators with Layered Tetradymite Structure under the Microscope Andre Mkhoyan, University of Minnesota
12:30pm PST 3:30pm EST	Multilayering of FeGa/NiFe films as magnetically soft magnetostrictive composites Adrian Acosta, University of California, Los Angeles
12:55pm PST 3:55pm EST	Day 2 Close
Day 3 \| Thursday, February 11
SESSION V \| Spin Wave (Chair: Michael Guevara de Jesus)
9:00am PST (UTC-8) 12:00pm EST (UTC-5)	Multiferroic spin-wave launchers for spintronics based on magnetostrictive Fe0.7Ga0.3 thin films Ichiro Takeuchi, University of Maryland
9:25am PST 12:25pm EST	Spin-wave propagation and non-reciprocity in metallic ferromagnets Hans Nembach, National Institute of Standards and Technology
9:50am PST 12:50pm EST	Electrical generation of spin currents Andrew Kent, New York University
10:15am PST 1:15pm EST	Impact of Nonlinear Processes on Magnon (Spin-Wave) Propagation Randall Victora, University of Minnesota
10:40am PST 1:40pm EST	BREAK
SESSION VI \| Magnetic Control (Chair: Bingqian Dai)
10:50am PST 1:50pm EST	Magneto-Ionic Control of Magnetism Geoff Beach, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
11:15am PST 2:15pm EST	Voltage controlled Néel vector rotation in zero magnetic field Christian Binek, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
11:40am PST 2:40pm EST	Magnon induced magnetic domain wall motion Luqiao Liu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
12:05am PST 3:05pm EST	BREAK
12:15am PST 3:15pm EST	*E-Poster Session*
1:15pm PST 4:15pm EST	Symposium Close