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Jack Judy/Professor Emeritus, Univ of Minnesota - A critical look at the possible choices | |
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Kazuhiro Ouchi / Professor, Akita University - In the beginning there was CoCr | |
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Masaaki Futamoto / Professor - Chuo Univ.- Contributions to the Technological Development of Perpendicular Magnetic Recording | |
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Hiroaki Muraoka/Professor, Tohoku University - Granular and CGC PMR Media | |
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Jianping Wang / Professor, Univ of MN - Exchange coupled composite media for future magnetic recording | |
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Dimitris Niarchos/Director, NCSR Demokritos - L10- FePt/CoPt | |
| Yoshiyuki Kamata / Toshiba Corp. - Self-organized Patterned Media for Beyond Terabits/inch2 | ||
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Josef Fidler / Professor, Technical Univ. of Vienna - Magnetic Dot and Antidot Structures for Tb/in2 Recording | |
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Hartmut Rohrmann, Oerlikon BZ - Multilayers and Granular Films on Nanospheres - An Approach for Patterned Media | |
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Ted Schwarz / Peregrine Technologies - Overview | |
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Seiichi Onodera / SONY Corp - Higher Recording Density Potential of Improved A-ME Tape Media | |
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Bob Raymond / SUN Microsystems - Tape Drive Roadmap - Trends and Challenges | |
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Dennis Speliotis, KLA- Tencor - Barium Ferrite Tape Makes a Comeback | |
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Steinar Strand / TRT Consulting - Norway - The next Generation Tape Technology | |
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The Archimedes Palimpsest - the invention of Calculus in the third century BC - a video presentation and discussion / Greta Xristofilopoulou (who is writing a book on Archimedes) | |
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The Antikythera Mechanism - a high precision astronomical computer from the first century BC / Dr Yanis Bitsakis, University of Athens | |
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Dr Iwasaki was presented a parchment by the city of Kalamata on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of his invention of Perpendicular Recording. This honor was bestowed by Deputy Mayor Nikos Basakidis on behalf of the Mayor of Kalamata, Panagiotis Nikas, who was unable to attend the award ceremony on account of illness. Following the Cultural Program, all attendees were treated to a traditional Greek welcome dinner. The award ceremony and excerpts of the Cultural Program were covered by Greek television.
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Bob Rottmayer/Seagate Research - Overview | |
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Dieter Suess / Technical Univ. of Vienna - Head Switching Speeds - What are their Limits? | |
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Mike Mallary/Seagate Research for Jimmy Zhu / Carnegie Mellon Univ. - Microwave - assisted Magnetic Recording and Head Design Considerations | |
| Mike Mallary /Seagate Research - The Future of Perpendicular Write Heads | ||
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Hiroaki Muraoka and Kiyoshi Yamakawa/Tohoku University - High field single-pole heads and future extendability | |
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Debasis Baral/Samsung Information Systems America- Development and Applications of Hybrid Hard Disk Drives | |
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| Dennis Speliotis/KLA-Tencor Corp - Introduction and Overview | ||
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Ferenc Vajda /KLA-Tencor Corp. - Magnetic Metrology for GMR/TMR Heads, MRAM, Perpendicular Media and Beyond | |
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George Bellesis / KLA-Tencor Corp - Non-Contact, Non-Destructive Mrt Disk Mapper For Perpendicular Media | |
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Bill Evarts / Integral Solutions Intl Corp. - Quality Assurance Testing of PMR Components | |
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Roger/Hari - Suitably Provocative Introduction | |
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Gordon Knight / Nanochip, Inc - Probe-based storage: mechanical access on a nano-scale | |
| Gordon Knight / Nanochip, Inc. - Semiconductor/Flash Memory Overview | ||
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Stuart Parkin / IBM Research and Stanford Univ. - Racetrack Memory: extending MRAM into the 3rd-dimension | |
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Russell Cowburn / Imperial College - London UK - Domain wall shift registers for 3-dimensional volume storage | |
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Peter Rentzepis / Univ. of CA at Irvine - TeraByte volumetric disk storage: Materials and systems | |
| Brain-Storming discussion- novel methods of storing magnetic bits: domains, domain-walls, biomagnetic, etc.novel methods of moving magnetic bits? (any lessons from bubbles?)other ideas too embarrassing to talk about! | ||
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Kannan Krishnan / Univ. of Washington - Biomedical nanomagnetics: diagnostics, imaging and therapy using functionalized nanoparticles | |
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George Hadjipanayis / Univ. of Delaware - Magnetic Nanoparticles for the Detection and Treatment of Cancer | |
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Shan Wang / Stanford Univ.- Nanomagnetic biosensors: status and outlook | |
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Axel Hoffmann / Argonne Natl. Lab - Biomagnetic Sensing via Brownian Motion | |
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Des Mapps / Univ. of Plymouth - UK - Remote Magnetic Sensing of People | |
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Hal Rosen / Hitachi Research - Are there still eight orders of magnitude effects left? Nano-Bio example | |
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Bill Messner / Carnegie Mellon Univ. - A new microactuator for skew compensation In disk drives | |
| Bill Messner / Carnegie Mellon Univ. - Flangeless Tape Guidance | ||
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| Stuart Parkin /IBM Research - Almaden and Stanford Univ. - Spin Torque and Spin Injection | ||
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Yiannis Theodonis / National Technical Univ. - Athens, Greece - Spin Transfer Torque in Magnetic Tunnel Junctions | |
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Stavros Komineas / Max Plank Institute - Dresden, Germany - Propagating Solitary Waves in Magnetic Nanowires | |
| 17:00 - 19:00 | Dennis Speliotis/KLA-Tencor Technology Consultant, Moderator | |
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Mark Kryder/Carnegie Mellon Univ - Storage Architecture Evolution | |
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Tom Coughlin/Coughlin Consulting - New Applications Enabled by High Capacity Storage | |
| Our heartfelt thanks to the generous people of Kalamata for their warm welcome. Thanks also to the friendly, courteous and helpful staff of the Elite Hotel, and to the Mayor, aldermen and city council of Kalamata for their help and hospitality. | ||
