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Nano @ Stanford
About this course
Materials guide researchers in using Stanford’s nano@stanford nanofabrication and nanocharacterization facilities, covering the practical steps to run equipment and prepare samples. It assumes familiarity with basic lab techniques and focuses on turning theoretical knowledge into hands‑on skill with cleanroom tools.
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What you'll learn
- operate nanofabrication equipment such as electron‑beam and photolithography systems
- prepare and process samples for nanoscale experiments
- use nanocharacterization instruments like SEM and AFM to analyze structures
- interpret fabrication results and adjust process parameters
Course objectives
- enable effective use of Stanford’s nanofabrication facilities
- build competence in sample preparation and device characterization
Electrical Engineering
#microscopy
#innovation
#semiconductors
#materials science
#nanofabrication
#fabrication techniques
#nanoelectronics
#research tools
#nanocharacterization
#nanoengineering
#electron beam lithography
#photolithography
#cleanroom processes
#thin-film deposition
#etching
#scanning electron microscopy
#atomic force microscopy
#mask design
#process optimization
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