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- n. nanoscale metrology
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Nature paper say their super-resolution technique should also prove valuable to characterize and design precision photometric imaging systems in atomic physics or astronomy, and allow for new tools in optical lithography and nanometrology.
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Because silicon -- used in almost all integrated circuit devices -- oxidizes in atmosphere forming a thin layer of its oxide, this system is the most relevant for nanolithography, nanometrology and nanomanufacturing applications.
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Consisting of carbon, hydrogen, silicon and oxygen molded into the shape of a nano-sized tip and integrated on the end of a silicon microcantilever for use in atomic force microscopy, the material has technological implications for atomic imaging, probe-based data storage and as emerging applications such as nanolithography, nanometrology and nanomanufacturing.
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Reference material (RM) 8820: a versatile new NIST standard for nanometrology
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Cutting-edge innovations designed to address a host of critical lithography challenges are outlined in a variety of technical areas, including advanced photoresist materials, mask blanks and process technologies for extreme ultraviolet ( "EUV") lithography; double-patterning techniques for optical microlithography; lithographic techniques for self-assembly; and advances in electron-beam ( "e-beam") lithography, nanometrology, and nanoimprint technologies, among others.
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The product line of Park Systems reflects their focused strength in nanometrology applications.
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Since improvements in nanometrology are key to enabling tomorrow's research, analysis, processing and product manufacturing, the innovative technology and market leadership of Park Systems in the field of nanometrology will remain as the core competence and market driving force of its future business.
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By combining world-class nanometrology with unique Klarite® substrate technology, it serves a diverse range of fields including medical diagnostics, analytical applications, security and bio-defence, and forensic science.
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Highlights of the Conference, which will cover some topics featured in the DVDs, include pre-conference workshops on nanomanufacturing basics, nanometrology, as well as presentations on structural DNA, which is used in manufacturing computers, robotics, sensors and other electronics.
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In this video, viewers will travel to the world's leading experts at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), FEI Company and The University of Michigan's Electron Microbeam Analysis Laboratory (EMAL) to learn how advanced nanometrology instruments are revolutionizing the way products are inspected and measured in industries such as pharmaceuticals and computers.
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