Invitation to the 2313th Meeting of the Society
Web Platforms for Collaborative Research and Education: The NanoHub Experience - Quantifiably Positive
Gerhard Klimeck
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Director of the Network for Computational Nanotechnology (and NanoHub), Purdue University
Gordon Moore's 1965 prediction of continued semiconductor device down-scaling and circuit up-scaling has become a self-fulfilling prophecy in the past 40 years. Open source code development and sharing of the process modeling software SUPREM and the circuit modeling software SPICE were two critical technologies. Can we duplicate such multi-disciplinary software development starting from teaching and research in a small research group leading to true economic impact? What are technologies that might advance such a process? How can we deliver such software to a broad audience? How can we teach the next generation of engineers and scientists on the latest research software? What are critical user requirements? What are critical developer requirements? What are the incentives for faculty members to share their competitive advantages? How do we know early on if such an infrastructure is successful? This presentation will show how nanoHUB.org addresses these questions and will discuss quantitative impact studies on education and research through nanoHUB.
About the Author
Gerhard Klimeck is the Director of the Network for Computational Nanotechnology and Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University. He was previously with NASA/JPL and Texas Instruments leading the Nanoelectronic Modeling Tool development (NEMO). His work is documented in over 340 peer-reviewed journal and proceedings articles and over 190 invited and 340 contributed conference presentations. He is a Fellow of IEEE, APS, and IOP. Wikipedia
Directions
The lecture will be presented in the Powell Auditorium. The John Wesley Powell Auditorium is adjacent to the Cosmos Club, 2170 Florida Avenue NW, Washington DC 20008. Entrance is through the club gate, the first right-hand entrance on Florida Avenue north of the intersection with Massachusetts Avenue NW. The auditorium entrance is to the left of the gate.
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