Join Michael Kozicki, Professor in the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering at Arizona State University, for a conversation on how advances in materials science and electronic engineering are reshaping the future of computing, data storage, and system security. A longtime researcher and inventor, Kozicki’s work spans solid-state electronics, programmable metallization, and emerging device technologies that aim to push the boundaries of how information is stored, processed, and protected.

This fireside chat explores the journey of translating deep technical research into real-world applications—from academic discovery and patent development to use-inspired innovation with broad societal impact. The discussion will highlight how breakthroughs in nanoscale materials and device engineering can influence industries ranging from computing and communications to supply chain traceability and beyond.