▣ Title : SMART & GREEN IT TECHNOLOGY
▣ Speaker
: Changhyun Kim (Samsung Electro-Mechanics, Executive Vice President)
▣ Date
& Time : Friday, May 3 (4:00 ~ 5:30pm)
▣ Place
: LG Research Building, Room #101
▣ Host
: Prof. HongjunePark (Tel. 2234)
▣ Abstract :
인류의 문화가 과거부터 발전해 오면서 현재 기기의 혁신을
가져오고 있는 MOBILE
SET 시장의
동향을 소개하고,삼성이
전자부품 개발을 통해서 진행하고 있는몇가지GREEN ENERGY INNIVATION 활동
소개와 그 효과등을
전달하고자 함.
▣ Title : Design Automation of Electric Distribution Systems
▣ Speaker
: Dr.Gijoon Nam (IBM)
▣ Date
& Time : Tuesday, May 21 (2:00 ~ 3:15pm)
▣ Place
: LG Research Building, Room #102
▣ Host
: Prof. Sungjoo Yoo (Tel. 2379)
▣ Abstract :
Our
comfortable modern lifestyle is largely enabled by an abundant supply of
energy, and in the context of our homes and workplaces, that energy is
delivered in the form of electricity. Electricity is transported via
“Transmission” systems that span long distances, and
“Distribution” systems that are typically at the city level. In
looking at the energy distribution market and focusing on the design of such
systems, it is apparent that current engineering practice does not include significant
automation. From a VLSI point of view, these systems are designs based only on
simulation, -like designing an SoCwith Spice! This talk will examine this area, and show concrete examples of the
application of VLSI design automation techniques to the design and optimization
of electricity distribution systems. This work was done in partnership with an
energy consulting firm, and was demonstrated to several energy companies that
have all expressed intense interest in it. This is an area in which VLSI
researchers, with some small learning, can make significant contributions!
▣ Title : Future
of Smart Industry
▣ Speaker
: Dr.JooYeon Lee(Executive Vice President of POSCO ICT CO., LTD.)
▣ Date
& Time : Friday, May 10 (2:00 ~ 3:30pm)
▣ Place
: LG Research Building, Room #101
▣ Host
: Prof. JinsooLee (Tel. 2230)
▣ Abstract :
1. Paradigm Change on Smart Industry
In
the past, the digital convergence mainly focused on industry-specific
integration using digital technology and IT solutions. On the other hand, Smart
Convergence emphasize the new values and business driven by users, integrating
high Intelligence using devices such as smart phone and smart pads. The main
driving forces spreading Smart Convergence are:
1.
SNS, 2. Smart Device (mobility), 3. Big Data, and 4. Spread of Cloud Computing.
2. Future Growth Model on Smart Industry
In
this section, future growth models on Smart Industry are:
1.Smart
Building, 2.Smart Grid, 3. Smart Transportation,
4.
Smart School, 5. Smart Ad, And more..
3. People whom Smart Industry is Looking
for
–
Keyword: Smart Life, Life Management
▣ Title : Heterogeneous Processors and Hybrid Systems for Big Data and Analytics
▣ Speaker
: Dr.
Peter Hofstee (IBM)
▣ Date
& Time : Tuesday, May 21 (3:30 ~ 4:45pm)
▣ Place
: LG Research Building, Room #105
▣ Host
: Prof. Sungjoo Yoo (Tel. 2379)
▣ Abstract : Technology constraints increasingly allow heterogeneous processors, that combine multiple types of compute cores sharing memory, and hybrid systems, where different types of processors are combined at a system level, to gain a market advantage in spite of the challenges associated with programming such systems. This talk will briefly review the experience gained with the Cell Broadband Engine processor, including some of its applications in high-performance computing and embedded systems. Next the role of heterogeneity in commercial systems is discussed, and a hardware and software approach is discussed that allows for the integration of reconfigurable accelerators in high-performance and commercial systems. We discuss how these technologies can help us store and analyze the vast amounts of digital data of various types that are collected and the new levels of insight, foresight, and optimization that can be achieved.
▣ Title : Understanding of Flash memory
▣ Speaker
: Director. 정준섭 (SKHynix)
▣ Date
& Time : Friday, May 24 (2:00 ~ 3:30pm)
▣ Place
: LG Research Building, Room #101
▣ Host
: Prof. Jeong-Soo Lee (Tel. 2380)
▣ Abstract : In
the flash memory seminar, Introduction of flash memory and basic pricipleof flash cell operaionand the technical barrier for flash will be introduced.
▣ Title : Listening to Shiny Body:In Vivo Photoacoustic Tomography
▣ Speaker
: Chulhong Kim (POSTECH)
▣ Date
& Time : Friday, September 6 (2:00
~ 3:30pm)
▣ Place
: LG Research Building, Room #101
▣ Host
: Prof. Jin Soo Lee (Tel.
2230)
▣ Abstract :
High-resolution
volumetric optical imaging modalities, such as confocalmicroscopy, two-photon microscopy, and optical coherence tomography, have
become increasing important in biomedical imaging fields. However, due to
strong light scattering, the penetration depths of these imaging modalities are
limited to the optical transport mean free path (~1 mm) in biological tissues. Photoacousticimaging, an emerging hybrid modality that can provide strong endogenous and
exogenous optical absorption contrasts with high ultrasonic spatial resolution,
has overcome the fundamental depth limitation while keeping the spatial
resolution. The image resolution, as well as the maximum imaging depth, is
scalable with ultrasonic frequency within the reach of diffuse photons. In
biological tissues the imaging depth can be up to a few centimeters deep.
In
this presentation, the following topics of photoacousticimaging will be discussed; (1) multi-scale photoacousticimaging systems, (2) morphological, functional, and molecular photoacousticimaging, (3) potential clinical applications, and (4) contrast agents for photoacousticimaging.
▣ Title : Mobile
Phone Future Direction and Next Generation HW Device
Trends
▣ Speaker
: Tae
Moon Roh (SAMSUNG)
▣ Date
& Time : Friday, November 15 (4:00
~ 5:30pm)
▣ Place
: LG Research Building, Room #101
▣ Host
: Prof. Bum Man Kim (T. 2231)
▣ Abstract :
As the rapid growth of mobile market is
coming to an end, competition between the mobile phone developing/manufacturing
companies, becomes more fierce.
Only a few companies which have both
strong brand power and the advanced technology which can satisfy the
differentiated customer needs, take the most part of market share.
In order to survive in the market change,
mobile phone manufacturers have been expanding their business areas, with the
support of their core technology.
Also, future mobile technology which can
satisfy the changed customer’s needs, due to the mobile trend paradigm
shift (Strengthening and expanding the human ability) has been developed
faster.
I would like to present and share
the vision of next generation mobile industry, through the future direction and
technology of mobile device’s HW key components such as display,
camera, connectivity, battery, and sensors.
▣ Title : Nano-Molecular Communications : When Shannon Meets Feynman
▣ Speaker
: Chan-Byoung Chae (Yonsei University)
▣ Date
& Time : Friday, November 22 (2:00
~ 3:30pm)
▣ Place
: LG Research Building, Room #101
▣ Host
: Prof. Joon Ho Cho (T. 2377)
▣ Abstract :
Nano-molecular
communication represents, in terms of its scale and energy consumption, a very
powerful future communication system. Though nanocommunication can also be realized with electromagnetic waves, as in
traditional communication systems, such means still pose several problems, such
as the development of nano-scale
actuator, antennas, or body absorption of terahertz band frequency. Nano-molecular,
or molecular communication, however, can utilize intra-body biomoleculesthat enable a great deal of various applications.
As
research into this field has been underway for less than a decade, it calls for
fundamental intellectual challenges through preliminary studies. Thus I will
introduce some theoretical results as well as our test-bed to verify the
theoretical concepts.
▣ Title : NAND Flash – Device, Circuit &
Systems
▣ Speaker
:KihwanChoi (SAMSUNG)
▣ Date
& Time : Friday, November 22 (4:00
~ 5:30pm)
▣ Place
: LG Research Building, Room #101
▣ Host
: Prof. Jeong Soo Lee
(T. 2380)
▣ Abstract :
In
this talk, the development history of NAND flash memory from its birth to
current state of art in the device will be reviewed. Also many problems in
developing NAND flash either being solved or to be overcome as well as many
useful techniques in terms of design and process area will be discussed
▣ Title : Design Methodologies for Advanced Mobile
SOCs
▣ Speaker
: Kyung Tae Do (SAMSUNG)
▣ Date
& Time : Friday, November 29 (2:00
~ 3:30pm)
▣ Place
: LG Research Building, Room #101
▣ Host
: Prof. Young Hwan Kim (T. 2227)
▣ Abstract :
With
advent of advanced process technology such as finFETand ever-increasing performance and functionalities of mobile SOCs, we are
facing great challenges in every way, from process to design. As we overcome
many of these challenges in Samsung’s
recent products, many of the design automation solutions or methodologies had
to be invented and breakthrough had to be made in its search for high
performance and low power / thermal.
In
this talk, I will present the new challenges that we are facing in the advanced
process and high-performance SOC products. Also, I will provide a glimpse into
Samsung’s
novel design methodologies being developed for addressing those new challenges.
Finally, I will introduce Infrastructure Design Center (IDC) and Design
Technology (DT) team in System LSI business of Samsung Electronics, which have
enabled the new technologies for Samsung’s
advanced products.