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Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology Announce Dates for 2011 Seminars

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Feb 17 2011

Following the success of last year's seminar and workshop programme, Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology will again hold several similar events this year in conjunction with key research institutes & universities globally. Speakers will come from the host universities and from a number of other institutes and industry, in addition to process and applications experts from Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology, providing their in-depth knowledge of the chosen topic.

Oxford Instruments co-hosts a number of successful seminars annually

March 11-12th 2011 - Nanoelectronics: Growth, deposition, etching
Hosted by the Institute of Semiconductors Chinese Academy of Sciences (IOS) & Oxford Instruments in Beijing

June 30th 2011 - Knowledge creation partnership - from funding to results
Workshop hosted by the University of Southampton & Oxford Instruments at the University of Southampton

July 14-15th 2011 - New Frontiers in Plasma Nano patterning
Hosted by the Molecular Foundry, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, CA, USA

The company also plans to hold a Seminar/Workshop in France, date to be confirmed.

Programmes are available, and for more information about each seminar and/or to register for a place email: [email protected]

Oxford Instruments' etch, deposition and growth systems provide process solutions for the micro- and nanometre engineering of materials for semiconductor, optoelectronics, MEMS & microfluidics, high quality optical coating and many other applications in micro- and nanotechnology.

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