Center Management & Knowledge Transfer...2019 NSF STC Virtual Site Visit. Tracking Center’s Progress. Strategic Plan – Metrics. Integrative. Research. Education. Knowledge. Transfer

A Science & Technology Center

Center Management & Knowledge Transfer

Michael BartlExecutive Director

2019 NSF STC Virtual Site VisitFebruary 8, 2019


E3S – At a Glance

Research & Education Partners

UC Berkeley

MIT

Stanford

UT El Paso

Florida International U

California Community Colleges

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Industry Partners

Applied Materials, HP Enterprise, IBM, Intel, Lam Research

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2019 NSF STC Virtual Site Visit

Tracking Center’s ProgressStrategic Plan – Metrics

IntegrativeResearch Education

KnowledgeTransfer Diversity

# Metrics: • 4 - collaboration

# Metrics: • 2 - graduate students & postdocs• 1 - Use of Center’s online courses• 3 – advancement in the pipeline

# Metrics:• 5 - Center’s knowledge outcomes• 2 – Center’s alumni• 2 – external collaborations & contacts

# Metrics:• 3 - diversity in the Center• 3 - diversity in pipeline successes

Annual Surveys

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Admin. Assistant

Administrative Team

Catherine AmelinkExternal Evaluator

Ashley KermahProgram Assistant

Michael BartlExecutive Director

Lea MarlorAssoc. Director of Education

Kedrick PerryDirector of Diversity

Eli YablonovitchCenter Director

Jeffrey BokorDeputy Director

Kimberly Fountain Program Assistant


E3S Organizational Chart

Center DirectorEli Yablonovitch

Deputy Center DirectorJeffrey Bokor

Executive CommitteeVoting Members: Eli Yablonovitch (Chair), Jeffrey Bokor (Vice

Chair), Michael Bartl (Secretary), Vladimir Bulovic,Tsu-Jae King Liu, Ming Wu, David Zubia

Lea Marlor, Kedrick Perry

ExecutiveDirector

Michael Bartl

Faculty Director Diversity

Jeffrey BokorEducation Assoc. Director

Lea Marlor

Diversity Director

Kedrick Perry

Faculty Director Education

Tsu-Jae King Liu

Research Themes Leaders

Industrial Advisory Board

Center Staff

I: Eli YablonovitchII: Tsu-Jae King Liu

Research Team

Graduate Student & Postdoc Council

External EvaluatorCatherine Amelink

III: Ming WuIV: Jeffrey Bokor

Program Assistants

Kimberley FountainAshley Kermah

22 Faculty Research GroupsUC Berkeley: Bokor, Chang-Hasnain, Fischer,

Javey, Liu, Louie, Salahuddin, Stojanovic, J. Wu, M. Wu, Yablonovitch

MIT: Bulovic, del Alamo, Fitzgerald, Kim, Kong, Lang, Niroui, Swager

Stanford: Wang; UTEP: Zubia; FIU: Khizroev

External Advisory Board

Education Working Group

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Center Budget for Period 9 (3/2018—2/2019)

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Total Budget: $5.0M Research: $3.55M


Center Budget for Period 10 (3/2019—2/2020)


Total Budget: $3.7M


Inter-Institutional Activities

Regular Theme Meetings E3S Seminars Annual Center Retreat

Industry partners meet with students Mini-workshops (e.g., Gender in 2018)

Annual Student Retreat Professional development workshops Lab tours Fun activities



Multi-Institutional Programs

Graduate Student & Postdoc Rotation Program 2 participants this year: Edgar Acosta and Aldo Vidana (UTEP) Plan to continue next period

Inter-Institutional Postdoc Program One inter-institutional postdoc per

Theme (additional hire) Must stay in at least two different

E3S institution

Impact of Programs Multi-institutional projects: 30% 70% Multi-institutional publications: 1-2 5-7



Annual Survey on Center Leadership

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Students/PDs FacultyInclusiveness 4.5 4.8Teamwork/Collaboration 4.3 4.8Open and timely communications 4.5 4.8Agility/Decision Making 4.4 4.8Focus on Performance 4.2 4.7

Sample size 24 18

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Likert Scale: 5 = Strongly Agree; 4 = Agree; 3 = Neutral; 2 = Disagree; 1 = Strongly Disagree


Knowledge Transfer




Knowledge Transfer at E3S: A Two-Way Street

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The goal of the Center for E3S, is to both develop novel, highly efficient electronic technologies, and engage stakeholders of various science and engineering disciplines and at different educational levels to participate in these new opportunities.

At E3S knowledge transfer happens at two levels:

1) Knowledge transfer within the Center’s main partners as a cross-fertilization of ideas and projects.

2) Knowledge transfer throughout the technology and education ecosystem in which the Center participates.

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Main Areas of Knowledge Transfer at E3S

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Industry Interactions

Students andPostdocs

Conferences

Publications

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Publications

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Period 9 (so far):Total: 46Multi-PI: 19Multi-Inst.: 7Patents/Appl.: 3

Cumulative:Papers: 267Multi-PI: 102Multi-Inst.: 20External Citations: 6076Patents/Appl.: 34

P1+P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 P9

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2018 NSF STC DIRECTORS MEETING

Engaging Diverse Audiences: BroadeningParticipation Through Science Communication

[Credit: Roy Kaltschmidt, LBNL]

August 21-22, 2018

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2018 STC Directors Meeting

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125 Attendees• 5 NSF program directors• Leadership of all 12 current STCs

Selected speakers:• Nsikan Akpan (PBS NewsHour)• Peter Aldhous (BuzzFeed News)• Seth Shostak (Director for SETI Center Research)• Caleb Cheung (Chabot Space and Science Center)• Jennifer Frazier (San Francisco Exploratorium)• Carol Lynn Alpert (Boston Museum of Science)

Student/postdoc workshops and training• $30k travel grant from NSF

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E3S Industry Partners

Applied Materials

HP Enterprise

IBM

Intel

Lam Research



“Spinoff” Applications

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E3S Research Outcomes “Secondary” Use Interested PartiesNegative Capacitance in Ferroelectric Materials

Low-power memory Industry-funded Center at UC Berkeley

RIE Process with Digital Etch Technology for III-V Features of High Aspect Ratios

Demonstrated the potential of III-V MOSFETs for future CMOS

Defense Threat Reduction Agency Semiconductor companies

Squitch Switches Analog Valves MIT Lincoln Lab

Nanostructured Phase Transition in VO2

Multifunctional Thermal Switch

Samsung

Process for Developing Sub-Lithographic Features

Broad processing applications Applied Materials, Axcelis, Lam

2D Chalcogenide Materials Characterization of graphene and MoS2

Applied Materials

Nanoparticle-based magnetic tunneling junctions

MagnetoelectricNanoparticles for Batteries

Turning Point Brands



Students and Postdocs

“Make them the best possible ambassadors for our Center”

Education and Diversity Team Leadership Certificate Program Graduate Student & Postdoc Council Poster sessions with industry partners

Where do they go? Transfer to Industry: 4 students, 3 PDs Transfer to Academia: 7 students, 2 PDs

Record Number of Student and Postdoc Fellowships NSDEG, NSF GRF, NSERC (Canada), UC Presidential Fellow, GEM Fellow >$300k in support




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Industry InteractionsApplied Materials, HPE,

IBM, Intel, Lam Research

“Spin-off” applications

Students and PostdocsTransfer to Industry:

• 4 students, 3 PDs

Transfer to Academia:• 7 students, 2 PDs

ConferencesBerkeley Symposium on Energy

Efficient Electronics

NSF STC Directors Meeting

Publications Cumulative: 267

Period 9 (so far): 46Multi-PI: 19

Multi-institutional: 7

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