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light-triggered, large-area, programmable micro-assembly using a photosensitve polymer
A simple wafer-level micro-assembly technique based on light-triggered change in both surface topography and interfacial adhesion of a soft photo-sensitive polymer is developed, which allows the assembly of diverse materials and functional devices, with the printing size up to 4-inch.
Mapping of the mechanical response in Si/SiGe nanosheet device geometries
Peering into the mechanics of nanosheet device structures using x-ray diffraction uniquely reveals the interplay of distinct deformation modes as dictated by their geometry.
Dynamic Spectrum Sharing Between Active and Passive Users Above 100 GHz
We report a dual-band backhaul prototype operating above 100 GHz. It can be dynamically re-configured in real time to avoid interference to passive satellite sensing systems, enabling safe coexistence of active and passive users in this spectrum.
Highly efficient large-area perovskite light-emitting diodes for next-generation display technology
Highly-efficient large area perovskite light-emitting diodes with high uniformity using colloidal perovskite nanocrystals were realized with the development of the simple modified-barcoating which facilitates the evaporation of residual solvent.
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If you are going to San Francisco… be sure to attend SPIE Photonics West
My name is Lara Martini, I am a doctorate student from Argentina and I attended the 2020 SPIE Photonics West conference in San Francisco from February 1 to 6 thanks to the Early Career Researchers Travel Grant, from Communications Physics!
International Workshop on Computational Technology (IWCN), a global forum for nanoelectronics researchers
I attended IWCN in Chicago from May 20-24, 2019. Thanks to the Early Career Travel Grant, from Communications Physics!
