Microsystems Technology: Fulfilling the Promise - May 14, 2013, Gaithersburg, MD
For decades, experts have promised that microsystems technology would be a driver of industry growth and value creation. Today, when each of us has dozens of microsystems in our pockets, we know that the experts were right. What, then, is the future promise of micro- and nanotechnology? The 2013 Mid-Atlantic Micro/Nano Alliance Symposium will explore the current industrial expansion of microsystems technology and the new ideas on which tomorrow's promises will be built.. Read more
RAMP Award Ceremony
PA Governor Tom Corbett was in attendance at a National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute (NAMII) event to announce the winners of the first Research for Advanced Manufacturing in Pennsylvania (RAMP) program awards. Read more
Facilities for Nanotechnology in Philadelphia
The Nanotechnology Institute, in partnership with the University of Pennsylvania, is pleased to host a workshop on Facilities for Nanotechnology. The workshop will be held on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 from 9am - 4pm EST in Philadelphia, PA. Read more
New Faculty Introduction Series
CAMN sponsored talks by Dr. Sushil Kumar, Assistant Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, and Dr. Chao Zhou, Assistant Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering and
Assistant Professor of Bioengineering. Read more
International Workshop on Interfaces at Bear Creek
The premier conference
took place on
October 2–5, 2012.
Click here for links to the program and photos.
DCED: New Investments Accelerate Technology Commercialization, Help Grow Industry Statewide
Harrisburg-- The Ben Franklin Technology Development Authority (BFTDA) approved $3.15 million in funding for five University Research Commercialization Program grants to support energy, advanced materials and nanotechnology research and development activities. Read more
Lehigh takes lead in atomic-scale interphase research
For the next five years, Martin Harmer, director of Lehigh's Center for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology, will lead a team of scientists from Lehigh, Carnegie-Mellon, Clemson, Illinois and Kutztown universities to determine how the atomic structure of grain-boundary interphases—interphase complexions—affect the mechanical, electrical and thermal properties of a wide range of strategic engineering materials. Read more
Lehigh's renowned microscopy labs expand their focus
Lehigh's world-renowned Nanocharacterization Laboratory will achieve a major upgrade this year with the installation of a customized state-of-the-art scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM). The instrument will replace an advanced aberration-corrected electron microscope installed in 2004. Read more
>>> More news and events
|
interdisciplinary
collaboration