Scanning probe microscopy with a NanoFrazor achieves atomic precision, enabling controlled material manipulation and high-resolution lithography, with broad applications in photonics, electronics, and nanomaterials science.
Nanomaterials derive unique properties from their nanostructure. A perspective explores advanced nanofabrication techniques to modify properties in condensed matter systems, discussing applications and future prospects.
Explore bilayer lift-off with NanoFrazor lithography, addressing advantages, process details, and examples, including high-quality contacts and structures as small as 7 nm.
High-resolution lithography is crucial for current and future technologies, requiring dimension reduction. NanoFrazor lithography, multi-layer stacks, and alternative strategies for superior patterns are discussed.
Thermal scanning probe lithography tool with a direct laser sublimation and grayscale modules.
Table-top thermal scanning probe lithography system with in-situ AFM imaging, compact and compatible with glovebox.
Hexagonal boron nitride (hBN), now available as atomically smooth flakes, offers unique properties in optoelectronics and nanoelectronics. Researchers demonstrate freeform nanostructuring for advanced device architectures.
Examining single Au nanoparticle cluster light scattering on nanostructured substrates, revealing two substrate effects via Green’s tensor theory for plasmonic nanostructure spectral interpretation.
Thermal scanning probe lithography (t-SPL) shows promise for scalable nanofabrication in nanoelectronics. It produces high-performance graphene-based transistors with simplified processing, reducing time and cost.
A deterministic technique uses hot scanning nanoprobes to assemble sub-20 nm nanoparticles, including quantum dots, into 2D arrays and complex nanostructures for various applications.
Exciting news! At Kyoto University Nanotechnology Hub one MPO 100 3D microprinting system and one MLA 150 maskless lithography system
A look back on the 8th Thermal Probe Workshop We were delighted to host a community of nanotechnology experts, fabrication
Achieve high throughput and resolution. Despite its unique capacity for three-dimensional fabrication with minimal feature sizes below 100 nm, achieving
Discover our two Application Notes covering this topic: “Bilayer Lift-Off for NanoFrazor Lithography”“Ultra-High Resolution Pattern Transfer on NanoFrazor Lithography” In
Advancing Excellence in Microfabrication: Fabrication of 2.5D Topographies with Maskless Grayscale Lithography or Two-Photon Polymerization (TPP) What looks like ocean
2024 will mark Heidelberg Instruments‘ 40th anniversary. With gratitude we look back, with joy we look forward to what’s ahead.
Season’s Greetings from Heidelberg Instruments! In the spirit of joy and gratitude, we extend our warmest wishes to our valued
Microneedles as alternative to conventional drug administration Commonly used methods of drug delivery are associated with certain drawbacks: As an
The Heidelberg Instruments booth at SEMICON EUROPA 2023 in Munich from November 14th -17th attracted a wide range of visitors
The EIPBN conference, which stands for the International Conference on Electron, Ion, and Photon Beam Technology and Nanofabrication, and is
