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OLED process dev aim of Moser Baer's DOE $2.9M grant
The US DOE is giving Moser Baer $2.9 million to reduce the cost of manufacturing high-efficiency OLED lighting panels via improved processing steps.
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Nanotechnology company RMTS relocates to work with CNSE
Nanotechnology company RMTS relocated from CO to NY to launch an R&D partnership with CNSE at the University at Albany, developing nano-polarization technologies for displays and windows.
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CNSE adds mask aligner for MEMS fab
ClassOne Equipment sold its 150th mask aligner, which will be installed in the Smart System Technology & Commercialization Center of the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) at UAlbany.
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Thermal photovoltaics exploit nanostructuring for higher efficiency
MIT researchers developed a photovoltaic system that relies on heat to generate electricity without mechanical parts. The material's nano-surface engineering enables it to convert heat into precisely tuned light wavelengths, which are then transmitted onto matched photovoltaics cells.
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Gold wires go brittle at nanoscale
Gold wires are used in electronic devices due to the material's flexiblity and conductive quality. At the nanoscale, however, gold wires (
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Vistec brings nano-fab e-beam litho tool to UC San Diego
Vistec Lithography Inc. will install a EBPG5200 electron beam lithography system at the University of California, San Diego's Nano3 cleanroom facility.
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SIS lithography eliminates hard mask for deep patterns at Argonne Labs
Argonne Lab researchers have created an e-beam lithography process that boosts resist layers to eliminate the hard mask application. It results in more precise features and deeper etch for semiconductor, solar energy, and other products.
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CNSE nanotech complex plans PV control center
National Grid gave the University of Albany's College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) a $225,000 Renewable Energy and Economic Development grant to spur a green energy initiative, establishing a Photovoltaic Control and Monitoring Center (PVCMC) at CNSE's Albany NanoTech Complex.
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Levelling tech from NanoInk enables better nano-printed arrays
NanoInk's NanoFabrication Systems Division is launching a force sensor and levelling devices at the Nanotech Conference and Expo, part of TechConnect World. NanoInk will also be presenting on Dip Pen Nanolithography (DPN) advances.
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NEMS sensor improves AFM
The US National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology (CNST) has improved atomic force microscopy (AFM) by replacing the microscope's optical instrumentation with a nanomechanical cantilever probe and nanophotonic interferometer on a chip.
