Next-Tech News
MEMS equipment diffuses into mainstream IC markets, finds ways to improve yields
Quicker 3D simulation, more practical dry etch, and automated die inspection
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Emerging commercial applications of nano electronics
Nanoscale properties enable improved thermoelectrics, NEMS gas sensors
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Pressure sensors provide indoor competency for navigation
Inside of buildings, even the newest GPS navigation units quickly hit their limits–their navigational abilities are so inexact that a few floors can stand between the goal they indicate and the actual one.
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Advancements in spinnable CNT arrays
Most natural fibers and nanofibers are produced only in relatively short lengths, and most applications require a bulk or continuous material–but there is no effective method for using short fibers or carbon nanotube (CNT) powders to achieve breakthrough properties in bulk materials.
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Technology evolution
I’m fairly sure there’s at least one nanotechnology conference going on during any given week at some point in the world.
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Texas’ roadmap to supporting nano R&D
The Texas Emerging Technology Fund (ETF) was formed in 2004 to support statewide nanotech commercialization and research efforts, with initial funds totaling $200 million–50% earmarked to commercialization efforts, 25% to reward research “superiority,” and 25% toward matching grants.
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Matchmaker’ portal matches MEMS customers, partners
The MEMS Industry Group, a trade association representing the MEMS and microstructures industries, has launched a MEMS Marketplace online “matchmaking” portal that enables MEMS companies to connect with prospective customers and partners.
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