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Ready. Set. The possibilities are endless. Explore. Intel Tech Talk Date: Friday, October 30th Time: 11:30am – 1:00pm Location: 1110 Kim Building – Lecture Hall There will be food and soda provided! Feel free to bring a friend... START A CAREER In 1965, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore declared that the number of transistors on a chip would double roughly every two years. Four decades later, the silicon microelectronics industry has turned this prediction into a maxim that has helped bring the world products that have changed the way we live, work and play. Please join us to hear Dr. Sean King, Senior Technical Contributor and Process Development Engineer in Intel’s Portland Technology Development Division. Dr. King received a B.S. in Materials Engineering from Virginia Tech (1991) and a PhD in Materials Science & Engineering from NCSU (1997). Since joining Intel in 1997, Dr. King has held a variety of technical positions in the development of 0.35 micrometer to 22 nanometer technologies and he received Intel’s highest achievement award for the insertion of low-k dielectrics in the 90 nm technology. Dr. King will provide an overview of R&D methodology that has enabled Intel to maintain this aggressive technology scaling and enter the realm of silicon nanoelectronics manufacturing. Intel’s implementation of high-k metal gate transistors and low-k dielectric copper interconnects will be used to illustrate technology development at 45 and 32 nm nodes. Discussing the realities and complications associated with further extending Moore’s law down to 22, 16, and 11 nm and highlighted by reviewing some of the new transistor (MuGFET, Ge/III-V), lithography (double pitch, EUV), and interconnect (nanoporous, air-gap) technologies being considered for these sub 32 nm technologies. WHERE INNOVATION CHANGES EVERYTHING. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON OPPORTUNITIES VISIT: intel.com/jobs/students Please Bring Your Resume: Intel is hiring students for internships and full-time employment with a background in: Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Mechanical Engineering, Biology and Physics at the Bachelors, Masters and PhD level. Students should submit his/her during the Tech Talk. Also, please visit our Student Center website at www.intel.com/jobs/students. Intel Corporation is an equal opportunity employer. Copyright © 2008 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved. Intel and the Intel logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.