Materials science research shows that 2-dimensional phosphorus could be the future for the semiconductor industry.
Materials Science News: 2-D Phosphorus-The Future for Solar Cells? Read More »
Standford School of Engineering researchers are studying ways to make more efficient fuel cells.
Materials Science Engineering Make a More Energy Efficient Fuel Cell Read More »
Thin-film transistors and field emission transistors made from 2-D materials could lead to a new class of electronic devices.
New Class of Electronic Devices Could Come From 2-D Transistors Read More »
Magnesium chloride can replace cadmium chloride in the thin film solar cell process.
Thin-Film Solar Cells May Be Toxic Free In The Future. Read More »
UC Riverside engineering team uses silicon dioxide found in Silly Putty to improve lithium-ion batteries.
UC Riverside Engineering Team Uses Silly Putty to Improve Batteries Read More »
Semiconductor Industry Uses Colorful Diamonds to Measure Magnetic Fields in Semiconductors
Semiconductor Industry Finds Applications for Colorful Diamonds Read More »
A basic review of chemical vapor deposition and how it is used in semiconductor processing.
A brief review of ion implantation in the semiconductor processing industry.
Series on Semiconductor Processing and Integrated Circuits, Part 7: Ion Implantation Read More »
An article on contact hole pattering, jointly written with one of our experts, Dr. Micheal Watts.
A review of semiconductor processing, specifically various development processes.
Series on Semiconductor Processing and Integrated Circuits, Part 5: Development Methods Read More »
A description of photoresists used in semiconductor processing.
Series on Semiconductor Processing and Integrated Circuits, Part 4: Photoresists Read More »
A review of oxidation during semiconductor fabrication and semiconductor processing.
Series on Semiconductor Processing and Integrated Circuits, Part 3: Oxidation Read More »
A brief review how process yields effect the semiconductor processing industry.
Series on Semiconductor Processing and Integrated Circuits, Part 2: Process Yields Read More »
A paper on roll to roll processing written by Glew Engineering consultant Dr. Michael Watts.
Compound semiconductor to keep up with Moore’s Law.
Compound Semiconductor to Keep Up with Moore’s Law Read More »
A review of IEEE’s article on Top Technology Trends for 2014.
3D printing is no longer solely for engineering teams, but is moving closer to being accessible to the general consumer.
3D Printers No Longer Just for Engineering Teams Read More »
Graphene utilization could lead to vast improvements in the semiconductor industry.
Getting Closer to Reaching Graphene’s Full Semiconductor Potential Read More »
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