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Course description Nanotechnology

 

Nanotechnology                                                                     last update 20 September 2011

Curriculum

Master of Science in Physics

Instructor

Dr. P.F.A. Alkemade en Dr. E.W.J.M. van der Drift

ECTS

6

Level

400

Coursecode

NT

Academic year

2011-2012

Language of instruction

English

Target group

MSc students

Synopsis

The synthesis and study of objects with nanometer-size functional elements require dedicated fabrication methods. This course will provide the technological and scientific background needed to master the objectives and methods of nanofabrication. Subjects include: material properties and growth methods; pattern definition and transfer; self-assembly; (bio-)molecular manipulation; methods of inspection, analysis and characterization.

Prerequisites

 

Programme form

Basic lectures, expert lectures, student presentation & discussion, and lab work..

Required literature

'Micro- and Nanofabrication' by Zheng Cui (Springer Verlag: can be hired) and 'Introduction to Nanoscience' by S.M. Lindsay (Oxford University Press). Copies of lectures, scientific papers for the student presentations and discussions, lab-work manual.

Form of examination

Written exam (40%), home work (20%), student presentation (20%), and lab work (20%).

Period

Fall 2011, each year

Time table

http://www.physics.leidenuniv.nl/edu/master/schedule/RMSc_N.PDF

Notes

Compulsory MSc of Nanoscience.

For more information

More detailed information can be found on Blackboard TUDelft, code "AP3221 D":

The course starts on Wednesday 7 September 2011 in the Building of Applied Physics, Lorentzweg 1, Delft:
Mondays: 8:45-10:30 Class room 9 (A266),

Wednesdays: 15:45-17:30 Class room 12 (A104)


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