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NNCI and nano@stanford present:

The Advanced Lithography UnSymposium, 2021

8:50 am - noon, PST
Jan. 21/22, 2021

Advanced Lithography UnSymposium 2021

Each summer, Raith and Heidelberg team with nano@stanford/NNCI to produce the ever-popular Advanced Lithography/Direct-Write Symposia, featuring equipment available across the NNCI facilities.  Over 500 researchers have attended since the series began in 2016.  Circumstances make this year's event a virtual one. But without constraints of time and space, we have the opportunity to create a different kind of learning and networking experience, an UnSymposium. 

This event is over, but you can still learn about our speakers and see some of the presentation slides (go to the "Agenda.")  And check back again at this site to ran about future workshops and symposia!

 

Agenda

Available presentations are linked from the Agenda page.

See the Agenda

Abstracts

The UnSymposium took place over the course of two mornings, with 20 minute presentations interspersed with Lightning talks and breakout sessions.  

See Abstracts

Our UnSymposium Partners

This events would not be possible without our Partners.  In fact, a lot of fabrication would not be possible without them, as they provide, build, and support for some of our most advanced and highly capable tools across the Network and well beyond.  Meet our partners and see where you can access their tools in our NNCI facilities.

Meet our Partners

Speakers

Our speakers are technologists with decades of applications experience, shaping -- and even creating -- the lithography systems and products we use.

Meet our Speakers

Previous Conferences

As service providers, our aim is to deliver the latest capabilities to our researchers -- and the know-how to use them.  So, nano@stanford and NNCI have hosted a variety of technical workshops, conferences, and symposia that focus on methods and equipment that make up our research infrastructure, rather than research itself.  Here are events that have been hosted or co-hosted by nano@stanford under the NNCI.

See other nano@stanford Events

Day 1, Thur. Jan 21, 8:50-Noon and on <PDF>
Time Title Speaker
8:50-9 Welcome and intro Mary Tang, Stanford
9-9:20 Two-photon grayscale lithography Michael Higdon, Nanoscribe Gmbh
9:20-9:40 Universal Ion Sources for FIB nanopatterning on a lithography platform  Torsten Richter, Raith Gmbh
9:40-10 The MLS300: Making a case for a Maskless Stepper Alternative Sven Preuss, Heidelberg Instruments
10-10:05 Effect of Developer Temperature on Resist Contrast Dale Farnan, UPenn
10:05–10:15 Coffee Break All
10:15-10:35 Highlights in Resist & Photopolymer Development for advanced micro & nano patterning technologies (Part I) Anja Voigt, Micro Resist Technology
10:35–10:55 Patterning for Photonics with Displacement Talbot Lithography Harun Solak, Eulitha
10:55– 11 Piece Work on the PAS 5500 Garry Bordonaro, Cornell Nanofabrication Facility
11– 11:10 Coffee Break All
11:10- 11:30 NanoFrazor thermal scanning probe lithography Nils Goedecke, Heidelberg Nano
11:30- 11:50 Electron Beam Lithography Software for Enabling Quantum Devices Roger McCay, GenIsys
11:50– 11:55 Ion Beam Patterning for Self-Assembled Nanostructures on 2D Materials Vera Zarubin, MIT
11:55–Noon Photoresist in EBL Alison Dove, UC Berkeley
Noon onwards Discussion time with the presenters in separate meetings All are welcome