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Method to Protect NEMS Structures During Manufacturing to Greatly Increase Device Yields
Processing techniques similar to those used to manufacture integrated circuits can also be used to make a variety of microelectromechanical and nanoelectromechanical systems (MEMS and NEMS), including...
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Robert Blick, Daniel Koenig | P04074US
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Methods and Devices for Precisely Dispensing Microvolumes of Fluids
Many applications exist for devices that can deposit tiny volumes of fluids, including flexible electronics and biological microarrays. One of these methods uses quill pins (limited to creating 75-mic...
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Max Lagally, Amit Lal, Chung Hoon Lee, Bradley Larson | P01201US
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Plasma-Enhanced Functionalization of Carbon-Containing Substrates
Before DNA or proteins can be attached to a surface during the making of microarrays, the surface must be functionalized, i.e., chemically prepared to carry functional groups capable of...
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Ferencz Denes, Sorin Manolache, Luis Emilio Cruz-Barba, Max Lagally, Bradley Larson | P03334US
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Self-Regulating Microsystem that Integrates Silicon- and Polymer-Based MEMS Platforms
Silicon-based microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) work well for optical- and physical-sensing applications, and can be fabricated very precisely by using standard integrated circuit technology. Howe...
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Hongrui Jiang, David Beebe, Abhishek Agarwal, Francisco Atencia-Fernandez | P04358US
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Microelectronics Grade Metal Substrate and Related Metal-Embedded Devices
Embedding sensors into a mass of material allows them to assess the material in a way that is not often possible with surface-mounted sensors. In addition, it is frequently necessary to embed sensors ...
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Xiaochun Li, Arindom Datta, Hongseok Choi | P05140US
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Silicon Nanomembrane Thermoelectric Materials and Devices
Thermoelectric materials can turn heat into electrical power or remove heat by applying a voltage. They are used in many applications, ranging from a simple, electrically cooled ice chest, to high-tec...
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Max Lagally, Paul Evans, Clark Ritz | P06453US
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Smart Leaf Technology - Floating Semiconductor Membranes for Wireless Sensing
Sensors currently used for detecting the presence of a given analyte, such as a toxin, in solution or in air require direct contact with a power supply. Distributed sensing systems or “sensor ne...
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Robert Blick, Robert Nowak | P05404US
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Nano-Mechanical Computer Based on Nano-Electro-Mechanical Transistors
Conventional integrated circuits, such as complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) circuits, allow large numbers of transistors to be combined into electronic gates. These gates control the flow...
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Robert Blick, Robert Marsland | P07203US
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Metal-Coated Vertically Aligned Carbon Nanofibers
Although electrochemically active materials with high density and surface area have many potential uses in electrocatalysts, batteries, fuel cells and sensors, creating these materials can be challeng...
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Robert Hamers, Kevin Metz | P06357US
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Wear-Resistant Nanocrystalline Diamond Coating for Micro-End Mills and Other Micro-Cutting Tools
Micro-end mills are tools with tips just 10 to 500 micrometers in diameter. As part of emerging micro- and meso-scale machine tool systems, they are used for high-precision machining of miniature part...
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Anirudha Sumant, Robert Carpick, Frank Pfefferkorn, Patrick Heaney | P06146US