Introduction to Nanotechnology
INSTRUCTOR:Prof. Mark Reed, Yale University
DATES: June 25-27, 2007 [3 Day Course]
LOCATION: Washington, DC
An introductory survey of the emerging discipline of nanotechnology and the underlying science. The class is intended for non-scientists. Topics include realistic nanosystems, the methods to synthesize nanostructures, the physical properties and applications of nanostructures, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and biological applications, and system architecture.
TUITION: US$1900.00
REGISTRATION: Closes May 23 or when full.
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COURSE DETAILS:
Class 1. Topics will include:
- the underlying material science of nanostructures, including an introduction to quantum mechanics and quantum mechanical effects on the nanoscale
- the properties of nanoscale materials, including nanocrystals, quantum dots, carbon nanotubes, and other low dimensional systems
Class 2. Topics will include:
- fabrication and synthesis of nanostructures
- electronic microelectronic and nanoelectronic devices
- optoelectronic devices and nanophotonics
- MEMS and NEMS devices
- future applications of nanodevices and systems
Class 3. Topics will include:
- understanding the fluid environment at the nanoscale
- self-assembly processes and top-down versus bottom-up approaches
- bio-nano systems and applications