Series on Semiconductor Processing and Integrated Circuits, Part 6: Multilayer Photoresist Processing
A look at multilayer photoresist processing.
Mechanical Engineering
S-FIL for Sub-80nm Contact Hole Patterning
An article on contact hole pattering, jointly written with one of our experts, Dr. Micheal Watts.
Series on Semiconductor Processing and Integrated Circuits, Part 5: Development Methods
A review of semiconductor processing, specifically various development processes.
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Amazing New Materials
Dr. Michael Watt’s most recent blog, written on the progress being made regarding materials used for photonic devices.
Series on Semiconductor Processing and Integrated Circuits, Part 4: Photoresists
A description of photoresists used in semiconductor processing.
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Series on Semiconductor Processing and Integrated Circuits, Part 3: Oxidation
A review of oxidation during semiconductor fabrication and semiconductor processing.
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Taking Control of the Van Allen Belts to Improve Safety in Space
Removing protons and electrons in the Van Allen belts could improve safety for astronauts and satellites.
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Series on Semiconductor Processing and Integrated Circuits, Part 2: Process Yields
A brief review how process yields effect the semiconductor processing industry.
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Advances in Roll to Roll Processing
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.
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IEEE’s List of Top Technology Trends for 2014
A review of IEEE’s article on Top Technology Trends for 2014.
UC Berkeley Engineering Faculty Elected to the National Academy of Engineering
UC Berkeley engineering professors are elected into the National Academy of Engineering.
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Series on Semiconductor Processing and Integrated Circuits, Part 1: Wire Bonding vs Chip Bonding
Semiconductor packaging, one of the final phases of semiconductor processing, is explored.
Biomimicry Advances Create e-Whiskers that Allow Robots to Feel
As nanotechnology, or the building of machines at the molecule scale, and biomimicry has progressed and advanced, electronic skin and even electronic
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The Agile Hybrid Product Development Process
Project management and the product development process is in transition due to the popularity of the Agile Project Management methodology.
3D Printers No Longer Just for Engineering Teams
3D printing is no longer solely for engineering teams, but is moving closer to being accessible to the general consumer.
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Electrical Engineers Bring Christmas Lights to the Masses
Electrical engineers, Thomas Edison and Edward Johnson, designed a string of electrical lights that developed into modern day Christmas lights.
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California Gaining Recognition from the US Patent Office
The new deputy director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is a Silicon Valley native.
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Patents: One Way to Measure Inventiveness
Patents are one way to measure a country’s ability to invent.
2014 IEEE CPMT Winner, Expert in Thermal Management and Heat Transfer
Professor Avram Bar-Cohen, 2014 IEEE CPMT Field Award Winner, is leader in heat sink, heat transfer, and thermal management.
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