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AMO GmbH |January
12, 2011 AMO Newsletter 1/2011 |
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Dear Reader, We are proud to present our first newsletter
about AMO’s exciting activities in the area of nanotechnology. With this AMO
newsletter you will continuously be informed about latest research results
and the broad portfolio of our research services. In this issue our highlights are mainly
focused on recent results on functional surface nanotexturing.
This topic has just recently gained strong interest as AMO enforced its
partnership in the field of nanoimprint technology.
AMO is successfully collaborating with SUSS MicroTec
on the development of UV-SCIL – an advanced full-field nanoimprint
technology. AMO provides key components for nanoimprint
lithography: large-area masters containing micro- and nanostructures and the
UV-curing nanoimprint material AMONIL. Enjoy our
newsletter and find more details on AMO´s latest developments below. We are looking forward to a successful
cooperation in 2011. |
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Dr.-Ing. Christian
Moormann Managing Director, AMO GmbH |
Dr.-Ing. Matthias
Baus Technology Manager, AMO GmbH |
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AMO Highlights: UV-Nanoimprint and Nanolithography |
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AMO and SUSS MicroTec
collaborating in the field of nanoimprint on
development of UV-SCIL AMO has provided two key
components for this development: the master for large-area nanostructures and
the UV-curing nanoimprint material AMONIL... more |
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Large area nanogratings
with periods from 180 nm up to 2500 nm available now AMO’s IL technology allows
producing large, coherent and periodic gratings with constant pitch. New
technology steps enable 1D and 2D nanogratings for
a large range of applications... more |
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AMO GmbH decided in favour
of the Vistec’s Electron-Beam Lithography System
EBPG5200 Vistec Lithography announced
that AMO has placed an order for Vistec’s
electron-beam lithography system EBPG5200. With EBPG5200 a highly flexible and reliable patterning system
will be available for nanofabrication services.... more |
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Nanophotonics |
On
the way towards a high-speed silicon DWDM modulator chip Innolume, RWTH Aachen
University and AMO are developing an ultra-high bandwidth DWDM transmitter
unit combining Innolume´s comb laser technology and
AMO´s silicon nanophotonic platform… more |
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Silicon
photonics device prototyping line established with European research project
(Circles of Light) An important technical progress
highly recognized by the European Commission has been established... more |
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“PLATON” - New promising European Research Project
on Plasmonics and Silicon Photonics launched in
2010 PLATON is targeting
the realization of a fully integrated Terabit per second optical routing
system for data networks through merging Plasmonics
and Silicon Photonics.... more |
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Graphene |
Room temperature operation of graphene transistors
(FET) demonstrated Within the EU-funded
project „GRAND – Graphene-based Nanoelectronic
Devices“ AMO demonstrated a graphene based field effect transistor working at
room temperature.... more |
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Graphene goes Waferscale Researchers at AMO were
able to develop a special technique for large scale fabrication of graphene layers...
more |
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First European Symposium on Carbon-based Electronics
in Aachen Within the EU funded
project GRAND experts in the field of carbon-electronics came together in
Aachen to present their latest scientific results and to discuss future
directions for research in Europe.... more |
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NanoCMOS |
PULLNANO selected as “Star Project” by the European
Commission The European FP6 project
PULLNANO was based on the outcomes of NanoCMOS, with AMO GmbH being involved
in both projects. ... more |
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AMO reports at VLSI-TSA, Taiwan about the
integration of ALD AlN Work Function Tuning Layers At this year’s
Symposium on VLSI-TSA results from the German national project MEGA EPOS have
been reported on metal gate work function engineering in MOSFET devices.... more |
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