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• The possibilities are endless.
• Intel Tech Talk
• Date Friday, October 30th
• Time 1130am 100pm
• Location 1110 Kim Building Lecture Hall
• There will be food and soda provided! Feel free
  to bring a friend...
• In 1965, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore declared
  that the number of transistors on a chip would
  double roughly every two years. Four decades
  later, the silicon microelectronics industry has
  turned this prediction into a maxim that has
  helped bring the world products that have changed
  the way we live, work and play.
• Please join us to hear Dr. Sean King, Senior
  Technical Contributor and Process Development
  Engineer in Intels Portland Technology
  Development Division. Dr. King received a B.S. in
  Materials Engineering from Virginia Tech (1991)
  and a PhD in Materials Science Engineering from
  NCSU (1997). Since joining Intel in 1997, Dr.
  King has held a variety of technical positions in
  the development of 0.35 micrometer to 22
  nanometer technologies and he received Intels
  highest achievement award for the insertion of
  low-k dielectrics in the 90 nm technology.
• Dr. King will provide an overview of RD
  methodology that has enabled Intel to maintain
  this aggressive technology scaling and enter the
  realm of silicon nano-electronics manufacturing.
  Intels implementation of high-k metal gate
  transistors and low-k dielectric copper
  interconnects will be used to illustrate
  technology development at 45 and 32 nm nodes.
  Discussing the realities and complications
  associated with further extending Moores law
  down to 22, 16, and 11 nm and highlighted by
  reviewing some of the new transistor (MuGFET,
  Ge/III-V), lithography (double pitch, EUV), and
  interconnect (nanoporous, air-gap) technologies
  being considered for these sub 32 nm
  technologies.
• Please Bring Your Resume Intel is hiring
  students for internships and full-time employment
  with a background in Chemistry, Chemical
  Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer
  Science, Electrical Engineering, Materials
  Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Mechanical
  Engineering, Biology and Physics at the
  Bachelors, Masters and PhD level.
• Students should submit his/her during the Tech
  Talk. Also, please visit our Student Center
  website at www.intel.com/jobs/students.