A decade has passed since Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov won a Nobel Prize for their discovery of graphene. Hailed as a wonder material with endless potential applications due to its unique properties, how far away are we from the mass production and commercialization of graphene?
By Lara Osborne
3 Dec 2020
One of the most important aspects of microscope automation is the XY motorized stage. This stage provides a means of precisely and accurately moving a sample into the instrument’s optical axis.
Nanopositioning systems with high precision, accuracy, resolution, and speed that operate for decades in beamline applications.
When wafer quality is analyzed through defect-selective etching, it creates etch pits on the Silicon Carbide wafer surface, and the morphology, number, and distribution of these pits indicate the type and location of potential defects within a sample.
Since Richard Feynman, the physicist and Nobel Prize laureate, also known as the father of modern nanotechnology presented a famous lecture “There’s Plenty of Room at the Bottom” at the California Institute of Technology in 1959, the concept of nanotechnology has been widely popularized.
By Parva Chhantyal
30 Nov 2020