Mark Kryder
University Professor – ECE; Chief Technical Officer and Senior Vice President of Research (Retired) – Seagate
Carnegie Mellon, 1978 –
| Contact Information | |
|---|---|
| Department | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
| Office | 235 Roberts Engineering Hall |
| Telephone | (412)-268-3513 |
| Fax | (412)-268-6978 |
| kryder@ece.cmu.edu | |
| Assistant | J. Chraska |
Research Interests
Ultrahigh-Density Magnetic Recording
This project is directed at developing heads and media for recording at densities of 1Tbpsi ten times the current densitywhich is expected to enable storage of over 400 Gbytes in a 2.5 inch disk drive. The work involves extensive use of microfabrication facilities to develop new magnetic materials and processes for heads and media, as well as development of new test systems for characterizing magnetic recording heads and media.
Probe Storage Technology
The goal of this project is to study the feasibility of making a probe storage device with a capacity of 10 Gbytes in a SD-Flash form factor. Writing and reading approaches are being evaluated.
In the News
- DSSC Helps Fuel Wang's Stanford Success
- Kryder, Kim Investigate What Comes After Hard Drives
- DSSC Faculty Head South for TMRC 2009
- IDEMA Symposium Features Two DSSC Professors
- Kryder Awarded Singapore's Public Service Medal
- "Kryder's Law" Featured in Scientific American
- Kryder's Law
- Schlesinger Heads Data Storage Systems Center
- Kryder Wins Vectors/Pittsburgh Prize
- ECE Students and CMU Alumni Join For Seagate Tour
- Seagate's Research Arm Moves to New Pittsburgh Facility: Proximity to CMU Key to Office's Success
- Rutenbar Receives Jatras (E47) Chair and Aristotle Award
- ECE News: November 2000
Research Area
Applied Physics/Devices
Keywords
Magnetic recording, optical recording and ferroelectric materials
Education
PhD, 1970
Electrical Engineering and Physics
Caltech
MS, 1966
Electrical Engineering
Caltech
BS, 1965
Electrical Engineering
Stanford University