The Utah SAMPE Chapter Welcomes

Florian Solzbacher, PhD

Director of the Utah Nanofabrication Laboratory

Harsh environment solid state devices enabling next generation automotive, process control and biomedical applications
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Wed September 19 6:00 Social 6:30 Dinner 7:30 Presentation

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Davis Applied Technology College

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Abstract: Professor Solzbacher will present recent advances in semiconductor and micro/nanotechnology materials and device development and understanding of failure modes as well as novel system integration approaches and how they can allow use of existing solid state device technologies in applications that would normally prohibit their use, such as high temperatures and aggressive gas and fluid media (as encountered in launch vehicles, turbines, power and propulsion applications as well in implantable biomedical settings.

Biography: Professor Solzbacher is Director of the Utah Nanofabrication Laboratory, Co-Director of the Utah Nanotechnology Institute, President and Executive Chairman of Blackrock Microsystems and holds faculty appointments in Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Materials Science and Bioengineering at the University of Utah. His research focuses on harsh environment microsystems and materials, including implantable, wireless microsystems for biomedical and healthcare applications, and on high temperature and harsh environment compatible micro sensors. Professor Solzbacher received his M.Sc. EE from the Technical University Berlin in 1997 and his Ph.D. from the Technical University Ilmenau in 2003. He is co-founder of several companies such as Blackrock Microsystems, Blackrock Sensors and First Sensor Technology. He was a board member and Chairman of the German Association for Sensor Technology AMA and of Sensor + Test trade show and conference from 2001 until 2009, and serves on a number of company and public private partnership advisory boards and international conference steering committees. He is author of over 160 journal and conference publications, 5 book chapters and 16 pending patents. Click Here for a MAP to The Rotunda at DATC