Public Lecture School of Chemical and Physical Sciences

At 6:00pm on Tuesday 3 April 2002, Professor Mike Kelly, Director of the Center for State Electronics at the University of Surrey, UK, spoke on subject, Can the Microelectronics Revolution Last Forever ? This lecture was videotaped and is presented to you here with the generous co-operation of Victoria University of Wellington and Industrial Research Ltd. Support was received from Industry NZ and CityLink Ltd.
 

"Two years ago, in my Rutherford lecture, I hinted at problems on the horizon that might herald the end of miniaturisation as the driver for ever more powerful silicon chips, and that a new post-silicon paradigm may be required.  Many things have happened in the intervening period - major technical advances, some beyond what was ever expected, much accelerated progress over that anticipated, and the global economics of the IT sector has been under great stress.  In this lecture I will bring an up-to-date perspective on this important subject, one in which the UK House of Lords' Science and Technology Committee are taking an active interest at present."

	Suitable for broadband connections                            mpeg 1.5 mbps                            mpeg 600 kbps                            mpeg 384 kbps                            mpeg 128 kbps                            ASF 100 kbps (also  suitable for Jetstart  ADSL)  Suitable for dial-up connections                            ASF 56 kpbs	The Lecture by Prof Mike Kelly On the CD-ROM this can be viewed by clicking here or looking for the file m-kelly.mpg  On the Internet, click on one of the files to the left, according to your connection speed
	Suitable for broadband connections                            mpeg 1.5 mbps                            mpeg 600 kbps                            mpeg 384 kbps                            mpeg 128 kbps                            ASF 100 kbps (also     suitable for Jetstart  ADSL)   Suitable for dial-up connections                            ASF 56 kpbs	Questions and Answers  On the CD-ROM this can be viewed by clicking here or looking for the file QnA-20020403.mpg    On the Internet, click on one of the files to the left, according to your connection speed.

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