Current Issues in Nanomanufacturing

Spring, 2005

 

The NSEC Center for High-Rate Nanomanufacturing offers a seminar course that examines key issues associated with high rate template-based nanomanufacturing, including

Environmental, regulatory, and ethical issues associated with new technologies are also addressed.

 

The course is co-taught by faculty from Northeastern University (NEU), the University of Massachusetts Lowell (UML), the University of New Hampshire (UNH), and Michigan State University (MSU). Meeting dates: January 27, February 10, February 24, March 10, March 24, and April 7, 2005.  Time: 12:00 to 3:30, including lunch.

 

Date

L

Speaker

Topic

January 27

(NEU)

1

A. Busnaina

Overview of nanomanufacturing

2

D. Papageorgiou

Basics of semiconductor/MEMS fabrication

3

S. Somu / L. Chen

Nanoscale fabrication / Atomic probe microscopy

February 10

(UML)

4

J. Mead

Polymers and self-assembly of polymers

5

C. Barry

Plastics processing at the nanoscale

6

M. Ellenbecker

K. Geiser

Fundamental aspects of environmental and occupational health and safety as applied to nanomaterials

February 24

(UNH)

7

J. Harper

Nanotemplate fabrication using IBAD

8

K. Pohl

Nanotemplates via strained metal interfaces

9

G. Miller

Nanotemplates via self-assembling fullerenes and template functionalization chemistries

March 10

(NEU)

10

A. Busnaina

Control of contamination and defects

11

G. Adams

Measuring the properties of nanoelements

12

D. Tomanek

Molecular modeling: structure and stability

March 24

(UML)

13

D. Kazmer

Modeling of polymer processing

14

K. Marx

Issues in manufacturing biosensors

15

J. Whitten

Measurement of forces for alignment

April 7

(UNH)

16

G. Miller

Using chemical forces for alignment

17

H. Mayne

Modeling for alignment

18

R. Sandler/P. Cohen

Ethical Issues in Emerging Technologies

 

Each session is three 45-minute lectures with 15 minutes for questions and a break.


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