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Drexel Students to Experience Co-Operative Learning at Korea's National NanoFab Center

Quality materials, reliable tools and talented artisan are the key ingredients of any successful workshop. When it comes to making electronics components and energy storage devices, discoveries emerge when new materials are used in advanced fabrication techniques. Students from Drexel University and the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology will soon be in the presence of both.

21 Sep 2015

UNC-Chapel Hill, NC State, and Duke Launch Research Triangle Nanotechnology Network

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC State and Duke are launching a partnership to dramatically broaden access to nanotechnology facilities and expertise to faculty, students, businesses and educators across the Triangle and nationwide. The goal is to encourage both traditional and non-traditional users of these highly specialized and expensive pieces of equipment across the three universities in order to mix ideas and push the limits of innovation.

21 Sep 2015

Northwestern and UChicago Awarded $5 Million NSF Grant for Nanoscale Research

Northwestern University has received a five-year, $5 million grant from the National Science Foundation to establish, in collaboration with the University of Chicago, a new national resource that provides academic, small business and industry researchers access to cutting-edge nanotechnology facilities and expertise.

21 Sep 2015

Computer Simulations Indicate Possible Mechanism for Carbyne Fiber Synthesis

Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have explored a method that uses laser-melted graphite to develop linear chains of carbon atoms.

From Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 18 Sep 2015

NSF Awards UNF $250,000 Grant to Develop New Nanomanufacturing Techniques

Researchers in the departments of Chemistry and Physics at the University of North Florida were recently awarded a three-year research grant totaling $250,000 by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop new nanomanufacturing techniques for the electronics and communications industries.

18 Sep 2015

Synopsys IC Compiler II Receives TSMC Certification for V0.9 of 10nm FinFET Process

Synopsys, Inc. today announced that TSMC has certified its IC Compiler™ II place and route product for V0.9 of 10-nanometer (nm) FinFET process technology (N10FF), and are on track to work towards V1.0 completion in Q4, 2015. IC Compiler II is the successor to IC Compiler, the place and route solution for advanced designs, delivering an improvement in throughput while achieving quality-of-results (QoR) that meets TSMC's certification requirements.

From Synopsys, Inc. 18 Sep 2015

Cadence IP for TSMC 10nm FinFET Process Demonstrates 20% Power Reduction and 50% Area Reduction

Cadence Design Systems, Inc., today announced a broad intellectual property (IP) portfolio for TSMC’s 10nm FinFET (N10) process. Cadence has already secured multiple design wins with this portfolio and is actively engaged with customers as adoption of TSMC’s leading-edge process grows. The initial deliveries of Cadence IP for the N10 process demonstrate a 20 percent power reduction and 50 percent area reduction compared to TSMC’s 16nm process technology, and are ideal for mobile and network infrastructure applications.

From Cadence Design Systems 18 Sep 2015

NSF Awards UW and OSU $4.5 Million Nanotechnology Infrastructure Grant

The University of Washington and Oregon State University have won a $4.5 million, five-year grant from the National Science Foundation to advance nanoscale science, engineering and technology research in the Pacific Northwest and support a new network of user sites across the country.

18 Sep 2015

Arizona State University Receives Funding as Part of New National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure

Arizona State University has been chosen to lead a new National Science Foundation site that will provide a Southwest regional infrastructure to advance nanoscale science, engineering and technology research.

From Arizona State University 18 Sep 2015

Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility to be Part of National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure

The National Science Foundation has selected the Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility (CNF) to be part of the newly established National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure (NNCI). Cornell will receive $8 million from the federal agency over five years.

18 Sep 2015

Nanofabrication News

Drexel Students to Experience Co-Operative Learning at Korea's National NanoFab Center

UNC-Chapel Hill, NC State, and Duke Launch Research Triangle Nanotechnology Network

Northwestern and UChicago Awarded $5 Million NSF Grant for Nanoscale Research

Computer Simulations Indicate Possible Mechanism for Carbyne Fiber Synthesis

NSF Awards UNF $250,000 Grant to Develop New Nanomanufacturing Techniques

Synopsys IC Compiler II Receives TSMC Certification for V0.9 of 10nm FinFET Process

Cadence IP for TSMC 10nm FinFET Process Demonstrates 20% Power Reduction and 50% Area Reduction

NSF Awards UW and OSU $4.5 Million Nanotechnology Infrastructure Grant

Arizona State University Receives Funding as Part of New National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure

Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility to be Part of National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure

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