Kansas State University, Manhattan, reports that its researchers have developed a better way to build semiconductors and layer them to minimize potential defects.
Off-axis silicon carbide substrate layering builds better semiconductors
Applied Materials VeritySEM 5i 3D metrology system enables 6 nm measurement
Applied Materials, Santa Clara, Calif., introduces the new VeritySEM 5i 3D metrology system, which provides imaging innovations in advanced e-beam technology and image processing.
Three-year U.S.-Ireland R&D initiative to develop advanced semiconductor materials
Tyndall National institute, Ireland, reports that a three-year U.S.-Ireland collaborative scientific project aims to reduce power consumption and increase battery life in mobile devices.
Kay & Associates announces “Fundamentals of Brazing” seminars.
Kay & Associates, Simsbury, Conn., will hold two intensive brazing-training programs this spring, the first in the Hartford, Conn., area (April 14-16), and the second identical program in Los Angeles (May 12-14).
Shooting Bloodhound SSC – Ballistic Tests on Cockpit Protection Panels
Firing a Bullet at the Bloodhound The Bloodhound supersonic car (SSC) project aims to break the current world land speed record of 763 mph in 2015, and then to set a new world land speed record of 1000 mph in South Africa in 2016. At 1000 mph, Bloodhound SSC’s solid aluminum wheels will rotate at […]