MANA International Symposium 2026 Frontier of semiconductors and neuromorphic materials

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Program

DAY110.8
DAY210.9

Session4 (9:00-10:20)

Organic semiconductors (Chair: Ryoma Hayakawa)

9:00-9:30

Organic electrochemical transistors and artificial synapses based on conducting polymer blends

Felix Sunjoo Kim
Professor, Chung-Ang University

9:30-10:00

Low-Noise Wearable Sweat Sensing with Flexible Complementary Organic Circuits

Takahumi Uemura
Professor, Osaka University

10:00-10:20

Tailoring Low-Dimensional Organic Electronics via Precise Control of Molecular Self-Assembly

Shunto Arai
Independent Researcher, NIMS

Coffee Break

Session5 (10:30-12:00)

Interconnection (Chair: Akitsu Shigetou)

10:30-10:50

Perspectives of CoSn kagome metal as interconnects for advanced semiconductor nodes

Tomoya Nakatani
Principal Researcher, MANA, NIMS

10:50-11:20

Photochemical Bond-Scission-Driven Surface Activation of Copper by 172 nm Vacuum Ultraviolet Irradiation

Jun Mizuno
Professor, National Cheng Kung University

11:20-11:50

BBCube™ Large-Scale 3DI using WOW/COW Hybrid Processes

Takayuki Ohba
Professor, Institute of Science Tokyo

Lunch

Session6 (13:00-14:50)

Neuromorphic 1 : Iontronics-based neuromorphic computing (Chair: Takashi Tsuchiya)

13:00-13:30

From Iontronic Materials to Neuromorphic Systems: Memristive Devices for Intelligent Hardware

Seung Ju Kim
University of Southern California

13:30-14:00

Harnessing intrinsic dynamics of memristive nanowire networks for reservoir computing

Zdenka Kuncic
Professor, The University of Sydney

14:00-14:30

Neuromorphic, In-memory, and Reservoir Computing as Foundations for Future AI electronics

Takao Marukame
Professor, Hokkaido University

14:30-14:50

Ion-Gating Reservoirs for Sensor-Integrated Neuromorphic Edge AI

Daiki Nishioka
ICYS Research Fellow, NIMS

Coffee Break

Session7 (15:10-16:30)

Neuromorphic 2 : Spintronics-based neuromorphic computing (Chair: Takashi Tsuchiya)

15:10-15:40

Magnetic Vortices as a Platform for Magnonic Neuromorphic Computing

Christopher Heins
Helmholtz-ZDR

15:40-16:10

Recent progress in spin-wave reservoir computing

Akira Hirose
Professor, The University of Tokyo

16:10-16:30

Advancing spin wave utilization toward the realization of physical reservoir computing devices

Ryo Iguchi
Senior Researcher, MANA, NIMS

Closing Session (16:40-16:50)