MEMS-Enabled Communications & Timing Breakthroughs 18 September 2006 Pauley Ballroom, MLK Student Union, 3rd Level Time Speaker, Event / Topic Information 12:00  Registration and Informal Mixing Registration and Informal Mixing 14:00  John Huggins Introduction to the Session 14:15  Prof. Ming Wu MEMS Components for Optical Communications 14:45  Prof. Kris Pister Implications of Ultra Low Power RF Communications 15:15  Prof. Liwei Lin MEMS Components for mm-Wave Radar and Communications 15:45  Break Break 16:15  Philip Stephanou CTO Harmonic Devices Harmonic Devices' Piezo MEMS Vision for RF Communications 16:45  Emmanuel Quevy CTO Silicon Clocks Silicon Clocks' Integrated SiGe MEMS Resonators: A Paradigm Shift for Timing Devices 17:15  Prof. Bernhard Boser BSAC & Founder/ Chief Scientist, SiTime Silicon resonators using MEMS technology 17:45  Harry Laswell Managing Director and Co-founder American River Ventures The MEMS Investment Environment 18:15  Break Break 18:30  Prof. Al Pisano Roundtable / Panel: MEMS Timing & RF Communications Startups 19:00  Conclude Conclude

Podium Talks Fall 06 IAB 19 September 2006 Pauley Ballroom, MLK Student Union, 3rd Level Time Speaker, Event / Topic Information 07:30  Registration Registration 08:35  John Huggins Introduction to the Session 08:45  Emil Geiger Plastic MEMS Encapsulation 09:00  Josh Chi Monolithic MEMS Optical Cross Connect for CWDM and DWDM Fiber Optic Networks 09:15  Prof. Al Pisano Poster Overview 1: Wireless, Physical Sensors & Microrobotics, Micropower 09:40  Prof. Richard White Poster Overview 2: Package, Process, and Microassembly 10:00  Morning Poster Session Morning Poster Session 11:30  Jim Cheng Insect Armor (Chitosan) as a MEMS Engineering Material 11:45  David Garmire MEMS Electrometrology 12:00  Sarah Bergbreiter Jumping Microrobots 12:15  Lunch Lunch 13:45  Josh Morgan Ferrofluidic Immunosensor 14:00  Octavian Florescu Micro Magnetic Detection 14:15  Prof. Dorian Liepmann Poster Overview 3: BioMEMS & Microfluidics 14:35  Prof. David Horsley Poster Overview 4: BioMEMS & Microfluidics and Microphotonics & Adaptive Optics and CAD 15:00  Afternoon Poster Session Afternoon Poster Session 16:30  Prof. Lydia Sohn NanoCytometry: A New Method of Screening Cell-Surface Biomarkers 17:00  Christy Trinkle Interfacing with BioMEMS for Single Cell Observation 17:15  Sha Li DNA Transformation via a Local Heat Shock Chip 17:30  LATE NEWS BRIEFS (2 papers) Late News #1: Debbie Jones: Ion Beam Assisted Deposition of SiC Late News #2: Ryan Xie: Wireless Link for Strain Gauges 17:45  John Huggins Close Session 18:00  Reception Reception 18:30  Prof. Richard Muller Awards Dinner, Best Paper, Best Poster and First-Ever BSAC MEMIES Awards

Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) Meeting 20 September 2006 Tilden Room, MLK Student Union, 5th Level Time Speaker, Event / Topic Information 08:00  Light Continental Breakfast Light Continental Breakfast 08:30  Moderated by John Huggins Review of Research Presentations Minutes from Spring 2006 IAB BSAC Recommendations and Agenda Items for the IAB 09:30  Moderated by Industrial Member Industrial Members' Closed Meeting Discussion of Center Policies & Topics 10:30  Moderated by Industrial Member Member Feedback to BSAC Directors 11:30  Close IAB & Box Lunch Close IAB & Box Lunch

Organizational/Informational Meeting Strongly Recommended for co-funded Participants; Optional for all Proposal Participants 20 September 2006 Tilden Room, MLK Student Union, 5th Level Time Speaker, Event / Topic Information 13:00  Al Pisano Organizational Overview of the Center, Brief Program and Funding Status 13:20  David Walther DARPA Minneapolis Kickoff Meeting Logistics 13:30  Al Pisano Initially Funded Projects DARPA & industry objectives 13:50  Al Pisano Initially UNfunded Projects 14:10  Dana Bostrom Contract and Intellectual Property Status 14:30  All Discussion, Q&A

Short Overview and Gown-Up Lab Tours 20 September 2006 400 Cory Hall (Hughes Room) then Microlab Time Speaker, Event / Topic Information 13:30  Matt Wasilik Berkeley Microlab 15:00  Bill Flounders New Berkeley Microlab