The 1993 Kyoto Prize Workshops

From the Birth of Integrated Circuit to Large Scale Intelligent System

Jack St. Clair Kilby

/　　Semiconductor Engineer

Advanced Technology

Electronics

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1993

11 /12 Fri

13:00 - 17:15

Place： Kyoto International Conference Hall

Address：Takaragaike, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-0001 Japan

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Program

13:00

Opening Remarks	Tadahiro Ohmi

13:05

Greetings	Toyomi Inamori; Managing Director, The Inamori Foundation

13:10

Introduction of the Laureate	Susumu Namba; Professor, Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science

13:30

Commemorative Lecture	Jack St. Clair Kilby; Laureate in Advanced Technology “Advances in Integrated Circuit Technology”

14:30

Introduction of the Lectures by the Chairperson	Susumu Namba

14:45

Lecture	Masatoshi Shima; Executive Vice Chairman, V.M. Technology Corporation “Birth of Microprocessors-Perspective to 21st Century”

15:30

Intermission

15:45

Lecture	Michitaka Kameyama; Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Tohoku University “Next-Generation Intelligent Integrated Systems Based on Multiple Valued Digital Processing”

16:30

Lecture	Tadahiro Ohmi “Four-Terminal-Device Electronics for Intelligent Information Processing in the 21st Century”

17:15

Closing

Laureates

Jack St. Clair Kilby

Semiconductor Engineer

A semiconductor engineer who was the first in the world to propose and corroborate the fundamental concept of the monolithic semiconductor integrated circuit (IC) that laid the foundation for today’s leading-edge technology of the LSI and VLSI chips. Further, he contributed greatly to the early stage of monolithic IC development and its practical application. His pioneering contribution is a great asset to the development of microelectronics.

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date: Friday, November 12, 1993
place: Kyoto International Conference Hall
Coordinator: Tadahiro Ohmi (Member, Kyoto Prize Screening Committee in Advanced Technology; Professor, Faculty of Engineering Tohoku University)