Nanotechnology Short Course
| Student | College | Field of Study | Certificate of Achievement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Norma Villalon | Ventura College | Biology/Pre-Med | Click here. |
| Josue Yanez | Ventura College | Mechanical Engineering | Click here. |
| Pamela Calica | Ventura College | Electrical Engineering | Click here. |
| Dan Aubrey | Ventura College | Mechanical Engineering | Click here. |
| James McDonough | Ventura College | Math/Engineering | Click here. |
| Truman Ellis | Ventura College | Engineering | Click here. |
| Cynthia Salas | Ventura College | Biochemistry-molecular science/Education | Click here. |
Workshop in Nanofabrication
When: August 1-5, 2005
Cost: Free.
Where: UCSB Engineering Sciences Building (ESB) 2001
What this includes: 8 hours of lecture and laboratory (mostly lab) each day for 5 days
Description
In this one week course, we presented an overview of cleanroom fabrication techniques used in the processing of semiconductor devices and circuits. Each day, students learned about a different processing technique and then completed a lab project involving that technology. All lab projects were completed in the UCSB teaching cleanroom located on the 4th floor of Engineering I.
Course Schedule
DAY 1
Topic: Introduction to cleanroom processing, photolithography
Lab: Cleanroom orientation, photolithography lab
DAY 2
Topic: Oxidation
Lab: Oxidation / oxide characterization
DAY 3
Topic: Etching
Lab: Wet etching, surface characterization
DAY 4
Topic: Diffusion
Lab: Doping by diffusion, electrical measurements of semiconductors
DAY 5
Topic: Thin film deposition
Lab: Metal deposition, lift-off, more electrical measurements of semiconductors
How to register:
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Please click here for pictures of students participating in the short course.