Nonvolatile electronic memories are key components of many electronic systems that require high-density data storage (for example: mobile phones, palm-tops, i-pads, electronic books, computers, e-papers, etc.). Recently, there has been interest in the utilisation of organic materials, phase change materials, nanoparticles in hybrid organic & inorganic memory devices, molecules, nanodots, charge trapping & blocking dielectric and functional ferroelectric materials. The session will capture such new developments in these fields and we will consider abstracts related to the following topics (but not limited to):

• Molecular memory devices
• Use of molecules and nano-particles in polymer memory devices
• Hybrid organic & inorganic memory devices
• Ferro-electric organic and inorganic memory devices
• Semiconducting and metallic functional quantum-dot based memory devices
• Functional dielectrics, charge trapping, and charge blocking
• Nanoelectromechanical data storage systems
• Resistive Memory Devices
• Phase Change Memory materials and devices

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