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The Nanofabrication Research Group, part of
NIST’s Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology,
is pursuing projects designed to advance the state-of-the-art in nanomanufacturing techniques. Measurement tools are
being developed to enable the characterization of both "top-down" lithographic and "bottom-up"
directed assembly approaches.
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Electronic Nanodevices Application of new fabrication techniques toward patterning of novel materials into functional electronic nanoscale devices. |
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Nanoplasmonics Nanoscale metallo-dieletric systems for measurement and communications. |
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Nanophotonics Design, fabrication, and characterization of chip-based optical structures that confine light to wavelength-scale spatial dimensions, and studies of light-matter interactions within these structures and their application to nanoscale measurement. |
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Nanofabrication and Directed Self-Assembly Measuring the nanoscale processes occurring in conventional and novel nanomanufacturing techniques. |
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Optical MEMS and NEMS Combining optics, micro electro mechanical systems (MEMS) and nanoscale probes to create a toolkit for metrology and manufacturing of nanosystems. |
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Lithographically directed assembly of PS-PMMA block copolymer with 49 nm domain period.
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