Nanotechnology : Electronics

2nd Integration & Commercialization of Micro & Nanosystems International Conference & Exhibit

nwylde — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 18:57:45 +0000

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The conference focuses on the state-of-the-art research and development in Micro- and Nano-scale phenomena, devices, systems, manufacturing, as well as the commercialization of Micro- and Nano-technologies. The conference will consist of plenary talks, invited talks, contributed oral and poster presentations, and exhibitions and will provide opportunities for communication and collaboration between industry and academia.

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Event precise location and contact information

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Brandy Smith smithb@asme.org

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http://www.asmeconferences.org/MicroNano08/index.cfm

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MicroNano08

Alps Electric, Co, Ltd.

Benj — Thu, 17 Aug 2006 18:58:38 +0000

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http://www.alps.co.jp/

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1-7, Yukigaya-otsuka-cho

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145-8501

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+81(3)3726-1211

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+81(3)3728-1741

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With an eye on the next-generation electronics market, Alps focuses its unique technologies on five core business areas. We have a separate division for each type of business, and by tracking the individual markets we can adopt an organizational stance that effectively adapts to rapidly changing market conditions all over the world. Business Development Headquarters simultaneously develops technology for all markets, as well as promoting flexible collaboration among divisions, allowing us to take the lead in dynamically proposing new products. Sales & Marketing Headquarters acts as a liaison point for customers, forming a bridge from customer needs to new technologies. Our strategy is to increase business through the unified cooperation of all Alps overseas affiliates and group companies.

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Ambri Limited

Benj — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 20:03:31 +0000

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http://www.ambri.com/

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Communications@ambri.com

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126 Greville Street

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2067

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+61 2 9422 3000

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+61 2 9422 3013

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Our vision:

Our vision is to increase shareholder value by building businesses based on our membrane and biosensor technology.

Our values:

At Ambri we have developed a set of values which are the shared principles that help us to achieve our vision. We are guided by our values and they form the basis of our decision making.

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American Superconductor Corporation

Benj — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 23:07:09 +0000

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http://www.amsuper.com/

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Two Technology Drive

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01581

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508-836-4200

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508-836-4248

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Examples of nanotechnology involvement:

Jan. 26, 2004 - AMSC announced that it has successfully developed and filed a patent application for a nanotechnology-based manufacturing technique that delivers an immediate 30% increase in the electric current carrying capability of the companys second generation (2G) high temperature superconductor (HTS) wire.

AMSC also announced that it is using another nanotechnology technique in its 2G HTS wire production Т– a nanotech surface treatment first developed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and then transferred through a cooperative research agreement to AMSC.

American Superconductor Corporation is a world leader in developing and manufacturing products using superconductor wires and power electronic converters for the electric power infrastructure. American Superconductor's products, and those sold by electrical equipment manufacturers that incorporate its products, can dramatically increase the bandwidth and reliability of power delivery grids, reduce manufacturing and operating costs, and conserve resources used to produce electric power. Founded in 1987, the company is headquartered in Westborough, Mass.

About Superconductivity:

Superconducting materials are perfect conductors of electricity when they are cooled below a critical temperature; that is, they lose all resistance to the flow of electricity creating a significant increase in the power flow density of new high temperature superconductor (HTS) wires. HTS wires can conduct up to 140 times more power than conventional copper wires of the same dimension. A new family of ceramic-based HTS materials was discovered in the late 1980s. These discoveries changed the fundamental economics of superconductivity, and have opened up the range of applications for the electric power industry.

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Amo

JohnT — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 23:53:01 +0000

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http://www.amo.de

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amo@amo.de

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Otto-Blumenthal-Straße 25

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52074 Aachen

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+49 241 / 88 67 200

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+49 241 / 88 67 560

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A new solution for miniaturized organic lasers presented by AMO and IBM

AMO GmbH, Aachen and IBM Research GmbH, Rüschlikon were able to realize and characterize optimized photonic feedback structures for miniaturized organic lasers.

Efficient organic lasers with small footprint structures demonstrate the key components of future integrated photonic devices for both, communication and sensing applications. Furthermore, they offer an attractive packaging possibility for light-emitting arrays coupled to high-density optical interconnects.

AMO, IBM and the University of Wuppertal investigated mixed-order two dimensional photonic crystal laser structures in combination with a high-gain organic polymer in terms of lasing threshold and device footprints. Based on a thin film of high-index tantalum pentoxide (Ta2O5), mixed-order structures were identified as superior compared to second-order structures. By combining first-order and second-order photonic crystal structures, losses occurring at the edge of the second order structure could be reduced dramatically, leading to a lower laser threshold and to a much smaller footprint of the laser.

Owing to their excellent optical properties and their huge potential for display, sensing, and solar-cell applications, organic semiconductor materials have attracted increasing interest in recent years. These materials exhibit low lasing thresholds and a spectrally broad gain enabling the emission wavelength to be tuned across the entire visible spectrum.

The research activities of the project partners are based on the 6 FP project OLAS (Organic electrically pumped LASer by engineering of heterojunctions in field-effect devices). The project aims at achieving foundational research on Organic Electrically Pumped Laser.

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API Nanotronics Corp.

Benj — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 11:37:56 +0000

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http://www.apinanotronics.com/

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375 Rabro Drive

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11788

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API NANOTRONICS CORP. (“API Nanotronics,” the “Company”) is the parent company incorporating the numerous subsidiaries of API Electronics, Inc. all of which manufacture high-grade electronics for a blue chip customer list including Honeywell/Allied Signal, General Dynamics, Lockheed Martin, and many more. The Company consistently supplies the U.S. Department of Defense and six of the top 10 Department of Defense contractors.

Corporate holdings include:

* API Electronics, Inc.
* Ampower: power transistors
* Unitrode: power transistors & darlingtons
* Solid Power Corp: homotaxial power transistors
* MSI Electronics: varactor tuning diodes, abrupt & hyperabrupt
* ASI Microsystems: custom hybrid circuits
* REL Labs: standard hybrid amplifiers, oscillators & components
* Filtran Ltd.: filters, transformers, power supplies, inductors/chokes
* Filtran Inc.
* TM Systems: government systems – manufacture VRS (Vertical Reference Systems), VLA (Visual Landing Aids), SGSI (Stabilized Glide Slope Indicators)
* Islip Transformer & Metal Co.: Government systems – Radar Threat Indicator
* Sensonics
* Keytronics Inc.: power transformers, reactors, magnetic amplifiers, power supplies and converters

API Nanotronics manages the Research and Development efforts of its subsidiaries and guides these efforts forward by investing in new technologies and capabilities. The company's goal is to leverage its diverse product offerings and manufacturing facilities by investing in state of the art technology and recruiting the best scientific talent to work with customers developing semiconductors and microelectronics that address current and future market needs. With specific expertise in Thin Film, MEMS based sensors and other Nanotechnology processes API Nanotronics is the defense industry's electronics partner for now and the future.

API Nanotronics and its subsidiaries provide systems and electronics for advanced military, industrial, commercial, automotive, and medical applications. Current products include; naval aircraft launching and landing equipment, flight control and signaling systems, aircraft ground support equipment, hybrid circuits, oscillators, inductors, power conversion, transistors, microcircuits, diodes, and reactors.

Headquartered in New York State , the Company designs customized products planned for manufacture in proprietary state-of-the art facilities (including the proposed acquisition of a Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) facility) under the guidance of a world-class expert in nanotechnology research and development.

The Company's nanotechnology consultant is Dr. Martin Moskovits, Dean of Science at the University of California , Santa Barbara and one of the foremost experts in the field. Dr. Moskovits provides expert guidance to assist the company identify new business opportunities, potential acquisitions, possible technical licenses and new investment opportunities.

In pursuing opportunities to expand core capabilities, API Nanotronics recently acquired Keytronics Inc., a robust, revenue-generating business that brings significant expertise, manufacturing capabilities, and a strong customer base for API Nanotronics to build upon.

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Applied Materials

Benj — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 15:25:53 +0000

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http://www.appliedmaterials.com/

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3050 Bowers Avenue, P.O. Box 58039

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95054-3299

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1-408-748-5227

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1-408-563-4606

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As a core information infrastructure company, Applied Materials innovates and commercializes the processing and manufacturing technology that helps semiconductor manufacturers produce the world's most advanced chips.

Applied's service products include equipment maintenance, materials supply and management, parts refurbishment, equipment remanufacturing, yield enhancement, training and other solutions for increasing semiconductor manufacturing productivity.

To support customers around the world, Applied Materials employs approximately 12,600 people in over 65 locations throughout China; Europe and Israel; India, Malaysia and Singapore; Japan; Korea; Taiwan; and the United States.

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Applied Plasmonics, Inc.

JohnT — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 16:43:28 +0000

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http://www.appliedPlasmonics.com

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info@appliedplasmonics.com

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3239 SW 47th Ave., Suite 200

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32608

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(352) 372-0440

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(352) 372-7609

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Applied Plasmonics, a fabless semiconductor company, has invented a practical, mass-market use for devices based on surface plasmons. The new technology employs nano-antennas manufactured in a single layer to generate visible light.

Our mission is to create selected, innovative, products that exploit surface plasmons. We develop intellectual property that enables the design, development, and fabrication of light emission devices on standard CMOS silicon, and other substrates, by exploiting the lithographic capabilities of mainstream semiconductor processing in combination with vacuum microelectronics.

Our devices are the first to permit efficient light generation on a CMOS process without the use of specialty processes. Light is generated without the need for external light sources.

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ATDF

Benj — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 13:37:15 +0000

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http://www.atdf.com/

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general.info@atdf.com

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2706 Montopolis Drive

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78741

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(512) 356-7000

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ATDF is where semiconductor manufacturers, equipment and materials suppliers, universities, and other high tech firms from around the world come to perform cutting-edge research and development.

Our engineers develop baseline processes that bring new tools and materials to manufacturing at reduced cost. With highly customized development activities, our customers have access to the processes, electrical data and equipment necessary to bring products to market—fast.

Because ATDF helps set the Roadmap for future technology nodes, we are able to offer next-generation technology today.

ATDF Nanofabrication Capabilities:

Advanced transistor technologies

* Atomic layer deposition
* High-k dielectrics, metal gates

Non-classical CMOS processing

* MuGFET
* Nanomaterials

Cu/Low-k processing for etch, cleans, and CMP

* Wide variety of low-k materials
* Large selection of integration schemes

Electrical and analytical testing

* Parametric testing
* Bench testing
* TEM, SEM, Auger, SIMS, TXRF, FIB-SEM, ICP-MS, AFM, FTIR

Lithography

* 193 nm patterning (200/300mm)
* 248 nm patterning (200/300mm)

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Aviza Technology, Inc.

Benj — Thu, 31 Aug 2006 12:21:32 +0000

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http://www.avizatechnology.com/

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440 Kings Village Road

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95066

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+1-831-438-2100

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n order to drive and accelerate IC innovation, chipmakers are looking for advanced technology and process solutions that can meet their aggressive production schedules, on time and on budget. Aviza offers both front-end-of-line (FEOL) and back-end-of-line (BEOL) process applications including products for atomic layer deposition (ALD), diffusion and low pressure chemical vapor deposition (LPCVD) furnaces, atmospheric pressure CVD (APCVD), CVD, etch and physical vapor deposition (PVD). The company’s portfolio of proven, high productivity and low cost-of-ownership systems enable chipmakers to meet today’s challenging manufacturing requirements.

Based in Scotts Valley, Calif., Aviza has approximately 700 full-time employees and contractors supporting its customers around the globe. Aviza supports a global network of approximately 3,000 installed systems. Additional sales and customer support facilities are located in Germany, France, U.K., Italy, Taiwan, Japan, China, South Korea, Singapore and Malaysia, and are available 24/7 to assist customers in achieving their manufacturing goals with world-class product support, field service and technical training.

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Ben-Gurion University scientist solves longstanding nanoelectronic puzzle

Benj — Thu, 05 Oct 2006 04:00:00 +0000

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Ben-Gurion University of the Negev's theoretical physicist, Professor Yigal Meir has solved one of nanoelectronic's longstanding puzzles, which has baffled physicists seeking to make smaller, faster computer devices for more than a decade.

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BEN-GURION UNIVERSITY SCIENTIST SOLVES LONGSTANDING NANOELECTRONIC PUZZLE BEER-SHEVA, ISRAEL - Oct. 4, 2006 - Ben-Gurion University of the Negev's theoretical physicist, Professor Yigal Meir has solved one of nanoelectronic's longstanding puzzles, which has baffled physicists seeking to make smaller, faster computer devices for more than a decade.

Nanoelectronics refers to electronic transport through miniaturized devices.
The simplest such device, and the basic building block for more complicated devices, is a "quantum point contact," a constriction connecting large electron reservoirs.

In a paper published in Nature Magazine, the professor explains the "0.7 anomaly", a feature in the conductance of quantum point contacts that has so far eluded explanation for almost 20 years.

According to quantum mechanics, and the wavelike nature of electrons, scientists expected the conductance through such a device to increase as the gap grew bigger by integer steps of universal value. While this was indeed found true in early experiments, surprisingly, an additional first step, approximately 0.7 times the expected universal value had also been observed, which scientists first attributed to irregularities in the device ("the 0.7 anomaly" as it became known).

While visiting Princeton University, Meir and a colleague, Ned Wingreen, theorized the existence of a magnetic impurity, a localized electron, in a quantum-point contact to explain the 0.7 anomaly. While their theoretical calculations explained its temperature and magnetic-field dependence, they still needed to identify the proposed impurity to overcome physics community skeptics about how a magnetic moment could form in such a system. "The classical analogy of a quantum point contact is a sea of electrons around a hill," Meir explains. "The existence of a magnetic impurity on the point of contact is equivalent to the formation of a puddle of water at the top of the hill - a counterintuitive phenomenon."

In the Nature paper published with his Ben-Gurion University postdoc, Dr. Tomaz Rejec, Meir explains, via extensive numerical calculations, that the existence of a magnetic impurity at the quantum point of contact is possible because a lower density of the electrons near the quantum point attracts the other electrons toward the point. The wavy nature of such electrons then causes the quantum point to form ripples, trapping an electron and causing the 0.7 anomaly.

"This is both good and bad news for quantum computer devices based on quantum dots which require that no outside factors affect the circuits," Meir concludes. "Magnetic impurities at point contacts would render such computer devices inoperable. However, the magnetic impurity is formed only when conductance through the point of contact is around 0.7, so setting the conductance of each contact below that value should allow a circuit formed by quantum dots to function."

About Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev is more than a world-renowned institute of research and higher learning. BGU builds bridges of peace between Israel and it neighbors through cooperation in science, research and development. It is the link between academia and industry, Israel and the developing world. BGU is a university with a conscience, where the highest academic and scientific standards are integrated with community involvement, and where the dream of Israel's first Prime Minister, David Ben-Gurion, to make the desert bloom is fulfilled.

About American Associates, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Founded in 1972, AABGU is a partner in the University's mission to develop the Negev and build a world-class institution of research and education in the desert. A nonprofit organization with its national headquarters in New York City and 10 regional offices throughout the United States, AABGU plays a vital role in helping BGU fulfill its unique responsibility to develop the bold new vision for the Negev, the focus of the future of Israel and the world.

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BOC Edwards

Benj — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 13:23:41 +0000

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http://www.bocedwards.com/

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info@bocedwards.com

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Manor Royal

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RH10 9LW

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+(44) 1293 528844

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+(44) 1293 533453

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BOC Edwards is a value-added supplier of gases and equipment for the world's most advanced manufacturing industries. In rapidly developing, technology based industries, nothing works in isolation - products never stand alone, but work within a larger system. Our end-to-end knowledge ensures that everything works in synchrony. Our people are committed to looking at the whole picture and delivering total, integrated solutions - or individual products that enhance your entire process. With BOC Edwards, you get the perfect combination of product and process. We walk with customers every step of the way, helping you to improve your performance.

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Bruker Daltonics Announces December Mass Spectrometry Webinar Series

Tue, 27 Nov 2007 21:26:21 +0000

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All webinars will be hosted twice a day

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( EMAILWIRE.COM, November 27, 2007 ) BILLERICA, Mass. -- Bruker Daltonics Inc. today announced that the company will host a series of webinars December 10, 12, and 13 on Bruker’s latest mass spectrometry developments and new applications that are now available. Scientists are encouraged to join these free Bruker educational web seminars to discover:

---label-free quantitation,
---PTM-discovery,
---proteomics data management,
---doping/pesticide analysis based on multi- compound screening.

All webinars will be hosted twice a day, allowing scientists worldwide to select the time of the day that is more convenient. For more information and to register, please visit www.bdal.com/webinars .

About Bruker Daltonics

Bruker Daltonics is a leading developer and provider of innovative life science tools based on mass spectrometry. Please see www.bdal.com

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For Further Information: Michael Willett Public Relations Officer Tel: 1 (978) 663-3660, ext.1411 Email: mew@bdal.com

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Business Re-Engineering

btran@ianano.org — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 20:14:57 +0000

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Business Re-Engineering provides insight on the state of nanotechnology from an industry perspective and highlights fundamental applications, environmental issues, and how to finance and run a successful nanotech venture. This intensive 3-day program consists of classroom style lectures, group discussions and requires completion of a mini-business proposal.

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Course Outline

Nanotech 100 BE: Introduction to Nanotechnology
An overview of the fundamental and applications of nanoscience and nanotechnology including nanoelectronics, nanomaterials, nanobiotechnology, nanomedicine and societal implications of the emerging industry.

Nanotech 120 BE: Nanotech Business: an Overview
An overview of the current market analysis, market trends and economic drivers of
nanotechnology.

Nanotech 140 BE: Environmental Health and Safety Implications of Nanotechnology
A brief overview of the Environmental Protection Agency’s perspectives on the impact of
nanomaterials and nano-composites, within their framework of green chemistry initiative.

Nanotech 220 BE: Essentials of Patent & Intellectual Property
An overview of patents, trademarks, trade secret, how to avoid patent infringement in the
emerging field of nanotechnology.

Nanotech 240 BE: Technology Licensing & Corporate Strategic Alliance
An introduction to technology transfer and technology licensing. Guidelines of how to find and negotiate a potential corporate partners and entering into strategic alliance in market and sales distribution for a start-up nanotech company in working with an major corporate partner.

Nanotech 320 BE: Financing a Start-up Enterprise in Emerging Technology
An overview of financing strategies and practical guidelines on how to raise seed money,
venture capital and how to apply for government research and development grants.

Nanotech 340 BE: Initial Public Offering Options for a High Growth Enterprise
An overview of the Initial Public Offering process, various stock exchanges in the USA, Europe
and Asia and case studies on successful IPO of emerging high growth companies in nanotech
industry.

Nanotech 440 BE: Nanotech Business Re-Engineering Mini Proposal
A step-by-step guideline on how to develop a mini business plan which can be presented to a potential investors and/or corporate stakeholders. Group discussion and business plan presentation will be a part of the course work.

Business Re-Engineering Level II- Industry Specific (20 Hours Total)

Nanotech 540 BE: Nanotech Business Re-Engineering- Case Studies
An advanced seminar on how to develop a formal business plan which can be presented
to potential investors and/or corporate stakeholders. Guest lecturers will include some
leading venture capitalists who will review actual business plan contest.

Nanotech 620 BE: Investment in Emerging Nanomaterials Companies
A seminar on market analysis and trends, investment opportunities and pitfall on investing in emerging technology companies.

Nanotech 625 BE: Nanotech Business Re-Engineering Presentation and Group Discussion

Upcoming Dates:

Business Re-engineering, Level 1 (20 hours)
August 25 – 27, 2008
September 29 – October 1, 2008
November 17 – 19, 2008

Business Re-engineering, Level 2 (20 hours)
August 27 – 29, 2008
October 1 – October 3, 2008
November 19 – 21, 2008

Registration: http://www.cinano.com/registration.htm

REQUIREMENTS:

The programs are designed to meet the needs of business executives, technical managers and academic professors in order to further advance their professional development in the high growth industries in nanotechnology, biotechnology, clean tech and related industries. Candidates must meet the following requirements:

1. Currently employed in the field of nanotechnology, biotechnology, clean tech or related industry; or from public education organizations such as universities, community colleges and technical institutes.

2. Meet the prerequisite requirements:
Business Re-Engineering - B.S. with 3 years of industry experience or equivalent
Train the Trainer - B.S. with 5 years of industry experience or PhD with 2 years of industry experience or equivalent

3. Participation in good faith: Participant agrees to take part in the classroom training and workshop in good faith and will communicate with the program organizers, instructors and staff with constructive input and feedback as to improve the quality of the training program in the future. Participants agrees to abide to the classroom best practice and show courtesy to instructors and other participants.

4. Residents of San Bernardino County have priority registration, although Non-San Bernardino County Residents are encouraged to register.

Registration: http://www.cinano.com/registration.htm
Tuition Fee - $395

Event precise location and contact information

Donald F. Averill Applied Technology Training Center
San Bernardino Community College District
114 South Del Rosa Drive
San Bernardino, CA 92408

Contact:
Ken Heiman
(408) 280-6266
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Cadence Desisn Systems, Inc.

Benj — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 19:02:31 +0000

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http://www.cadence.com/

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2655 Seely Avenue

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95134

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408.943.1234

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Moving to nanometer-scale ICs profoundly affects the entire electronics industry. Cadence is at the forefront of this transition. Working with leading-edge customers and partners, Cadence is breaking new ground in digital design, SoC functional verification, custom/analog design, design for manufacturability, and silicon design-in.

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California Molecular Electronics Corporation

Benj — Thu, 24 Aug 2006 13:26:16 +0000

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http://www.calmec.com/

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calmec@calmec.com

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3609 Bradley Street SW

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35805-5009

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(256) 534-0996

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James J. Marek, Jr.

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California Molecular Electronics Corporation is committed to profitably invent, acquire, assimilate, and utilize intellectual property in the field of molecular electronics to develop and sell quality products based on molecular electronics technology, sell and collect license fees on the rights to use its molecular electronics intellectual property, and build royalty streams on products developed and sold by others because of the application of its molecular electronics intellectual property.

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Cavendish Kinetics

Benj — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 14:18:47 +0000

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http://www.cavendish-kinetics.com/

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Hugo de Grootlaan 35

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5223LB

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+31-(0)73-6249110

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+31-(0)73-6249111

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Cavendish Kinetics’ Nanomech-based activities are focused on the development and qualification of Non Volatile Memory technology which originated at the famous Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge University.

Nanomech™, using standard CMOS process technology, enables the implementation of unique storage functions with ultra low-power, high speed read/write characteristics combined with an ability to continue to fully function (read and write) at temperatures up to 200°C and are completely insensitive to radiation. Compared to current technology, Nanomech storage devices offer 200x increased write performance while consuming 50x to 100x less power. The ultra low power of Nanomech™ devices is based on the ability to program them at native voltages (e.g. 1.0V for a 130nm process). These devices are fully scalable to below 45nm.

Cavendish Kinetics is an IP company; it delivers its products in the format of an IP package which is composed of the embedded process module, a set of Design IP packages and a service organization that will help install and qualify the embedded process module and supporting design IP at the customers’ fabrication facility. This combination guarantees the customer an easy integration path, full access to the combined expertise of the Cavendish team and the shortest time to market for the products that will use Cavendish Kinetics’ IP. All products are demonstrated first on an industrial qualified CMOS process.

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Cell Matrix Corporation

Benj — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 18:52:00 +0000

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http://www.cellmatrix.com/

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Cell Matrix Corporation develops advanced circuit-building techniques and uses them to create better digital circuits - ones that work faster, or are cheaper to build, or that can handle damage and defects and other inevitable changes that occur over time. One of the main things we are doing is developing self-modifying, self-assembling, and self-organizing circuits. These circuits are designed for, and constructed out of, a unique hardware substrate based on the Cell Matrix computing architecture, an architecture developed in-house.

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Celsia Technologies (Formerly iCurie Lab Holdings, Ltd)

Benj — Wed, 16 Aug 2006 22:07:00 +0000

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http://www.icurie.com/

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1395 Brickell Avenue Suite 800

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33131

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+1-305-529-6290

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+1-305-529-6291

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The company was founded in 2000 to address the emerging heat problem that now threatens the development of higher-performing microelectronic products. We are the first company to have taken this innovative thermal management technology from the laboratory to high volume manufacturing, and operate as both a licensor of the technology and a vertically integrated provider of customized applications.

Celsia Technologies is the trade name for iCurie, Inc. (OTCBB: ICUR), a United States corporation headquartered in Miami, Florida with subsidiaries in London, England and Seoul, South Korea. Our Design and Manufacturing operations are based in Seoul, and are led by former Samsung scientist Dr. Jeong Hyun Lee Ph.D., who is also known for his work at NASA and at Samsung.

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Center on Functional Engineered Nano Architectonics ( FENA )

Benj — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 11:59:59 +0000

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http://www.fena.org/

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UCLA Boelter Hall, Room 5289, Box 1594

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90095-1594

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(310) 794 9819

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(310) 825 8621

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Long description

FENA embraces the current opportunity to create and explore the next generation of nanoscale semiconductor technology to the borders of ultimate CMOS and beyond: inventing the heterogeneous interfaces of new nanosystems, enabling a combination of biological and molecular functions, and revolutionizing the paradigms of information processing and sensing. These new nanostructured materials will provide the basis for the continued expansion of the semiconductor industry and the creation of new applications of monolithically integrated (CMOS, molecular and biomolecular) nanosystems.

FENA’s high impact, high risk and long term (>15 years) agenda makes it a unique research center. Its focused mission and objective is in line with the critical nanomaterial challenges highlighted in the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS) and those facing today’s seminconductor industry.