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Sea urchin shaped nanostructures could increase photovoltaic eficiency

Empa researchers have succeeded in growing sea-urchin shaped nanostructures from minute balls of polystyrene beads using a simple electrochemical process. The spines of the sea urchin consist of zinc oxide nanowires. The structured surface should help increasing the efficiency of photovoltaic devices.

Frontiers of Nanotechnology: Impact on India

Department of IT, BT and S + T, Government of Karnataka in association with Vision Group on Nanotechnology, chaired by Prof. C.N.R. Rao, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) and MM Activ Scitech Communications is organizing the 3rd edition of Bangalore Nano.

Physicists identify the transition from superfluid to Mott insulator

Researchers studying a gas of trapped ultracold atoms have identified a set of conditions, never before observed but in excellent agreement with new theoretical predictions, that determine the onset of a critical 'phase transition' in atomic arrays used to model the behavior of condensed-matter systems.

Halbleiter aus Kunststoff besser verstehen

Neue Methode erlaubt aufschlussreiche Einblicke in Polymer-Halbleiter.

SabryCorp, Ltd. Announces Upcoming NanoTech Insights Conference

SabryCorp, Ltd. announced the upcoming 4th NanoTech Insights (NTI) Conference, scheduled for Feb 27-March 2, 2011 in Cairo, Egypt. It will host different diciplines experts to discuss the revolutionary solutions nanotechnology offers to different industrial sectors.

Groundbreaking photonics research from Intel demonstrated at IPR

The Optical Society (OSA) is pleased to recognize the groundbreaking research presented yesterday at its topical meeting, Integrated Photonics Research, Silicon and Nano Photonics (IPR), by Intel Corporation. IPR is currently being held at the Monterey Plaza Hotel in Monterey, Calif., USA through today.

One-of-a-kind chemical formulation enables sub-50 nanometer process technology

Nabil Mistkawi, a new Portland State University (PSU) chemistry graduate and full-time Intel employee, has invented a one-of-a-kind chemical formulation that enables sub-50 nanometer (nm) process technology for advanced microprocessors manufacturing.

Milestone confirms light beams can replace electronic signals for future computers

Intel creates world's first end-to-end silicon photonics connection with integrated lasers.

'White graphene' to the rescue

Hexagonal boron nitride sheets may help graphene supplant silicon.

Researchers create fluorescent biosensor to aid in drug development

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a new fluorescent biosensor that could aid in the development of an important class of drugs that target a crucial class of proteins called G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs).
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Elionix to host student for NanoJapan internship program

The NanoJapan Program, supported by the National Science Foundation, and administered by Rice University, aims to increase the number of U.S. students pursuing studies in nanotechnology.

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Elionix Wins Nano Tech 2010 Award

World’s Finest Electron Beam Lithography System

 

The Elionix ELS-F125 is the only Electron Beam Lithography (EBL) system in the world to guarantee fabrication of 5 nanometer linewidths.

NORTH BILLERICA, MA, February 28, 2010 – Elionix, Inc. was recently awarded the distinguished Micro/Processing Technology and Equipment Prize at Nano Tech 2010 held in Tokyo, Japan.  The annual Nano Tech award ceremony was held on Friday, February 19th.  The award goes to exceptional exhibitors of innovative and pioneering technology or products.

Powered by a newly designed electron optical column, the ELS-F125 is the only Electron Beam Lithography system to offer an acceleration voltage of 125kV.  The benefit of using higher accelerating voltages is a reduced beam diameter that allows for the processing of ultra-fine lines.  In addition to a higher accelerating voltage, the ELS-F125 has dramatically increased throughput and has realized much less distortion in large write fields from previous generation models.

 

ELS-F125
The Latest 125kV System The ELS-F125

Ken Koseki, Elionix Overseas Marketing Director, comments, “We were pleasantly surprised to be chosen for this award, as Nano Tech is the largest nanotechnology exhibition in the world with over 650 exhibitors from 19 different countries.  This award represents the culmination of scientific and engineering excellence from our staff, along with a sincere and attentive desire to meet our customers’ needs through proper planning and communication.”

 
 
Harvard Accepts the Elionix ELS-7000 EBL System

Harvard researchers recently accepted the Elionix ELS-7000 100kV Electron Beam Lithography system at the Center for NanoScale Systems (CNS). The 100kV system is capable of writing fine patterns of 8nm, and minimizing proximity effects that occur when writing small patterns. The latest CNS NanoWire Newsletter (0.9 MB pdf) states the following regarding the ELS-7000 installation, "During the installation we were able to write finer lines, measuring 5nm, than what the manufacture specifies, 8nm." The instrument is located in LISE G07, the new cleanroom on the ground floor of the LISE building at Harvard.

 
New 3-D Metrology Lab

SEMTech Solutions, Inc. announces the opening of its new metrology lab dedicated to surface roughness analysis.  Using the Elionix 8900FE system, the lab will detect surface roughness deviations from 1 nm to several hundred microns as well as offering standard SEM features.  It will be available for demonstrations and for the analysis of customer samples.  For the press release, click here (117 KB pdf).

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Duke purchases first Elionix 50 kV EBL System

SEMTech Solutions, Inc. has announced that it will deliver the first Elionix 50 kV Electron Beam Lithography (EBL) System to Duke University in October 2007.  It will be in operation at Duke's Shared Materials Instrumentation Facility (SMIF).  Although this is the first system in the United States, over 30 have been installed across Asia in the last three years.   For the press release, click here (98 KB pdf).

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