NNIN - Multimedia

Multimedia presentations are an important part of NNIN's  education, training, and technology transfer offerings. Gathered here are a variety of multimedia offerings served directly from NNIN as well as from individual sites.

Special Presentations to NNIN Network REU Students  (Streamed live, and viewable later) Talks presented at Cornell Univesity, in conjunction with the Cornell Center for Nanoscale Systems. These links take about 30 seconds to open, even  on a fast connection. Please be patient. Prof. Uli Wiesner,  Plastics Meet Inorganics  (June23) ( available for viewing) (courtesy of the Cornell Center for Materials Research) Prof. Alex Gaeta,  "Extraordinary Data Transmission with Photons"  (June 26) (available for viewing) Prof.George Malliaris, "Organic Electronics"    July 5, 2005   (available for viewing) Prof. John Marohn , Organic Semiconductors  July 26, 2005    (available for viewing)

Technical Seminars and Symposia

• Societal and Ethical Issues in Nanotechnology: What are They?
• Nanomagnetics - From Discovery to Systems   (In conjunction with the Cornell Center for Nanoscale Systems )
• Nanoelectronics-From Discovery to Systems   (In conjunction with the Cornell Center for Nanoscale Systems )
• What is Nanotechnology?, Prof. Sandip Tiwari,  Cornell University
• An Introduction to the Social and Ethical Issues in Nanotechnology,  Dr. Anna Viseu, Cornell University
• Proceedings from the NNIN Workshop  Nanotechnology as an Enabler for Neuroscience, Neuroengineering, and Neural Prosthetic Systems December 11-12, 2008, Stanford University
  

Courses and Short Courses

• The CNF Nanocourses

Career Development

• Career Advancement Program for Engineers and Scientists ( Spring 2005 series) (In conjunction with the Cornell  Center for Nanoscale Systems)

  • Insights on a Research Career in Industry, Panel Discussion
  • Pondering About Public Speaking, Kathy Berggren, Cornell
  • 28 Years at Bell Labs:  Living in Interesting Times, Mark Cardillo
  • Academic Careers at Undergraduate Institutions: Insights from Young Faculty , Panel Discussion
• Career Advancement Program for Engineers and Scientists (2004 series) (In conjunction the the Cornell Center for Nanoscale Systems)
  • From Graduate Student and Postdoctoral Scholar to University Professor (and the strategies you need to get there) , Prof. Richard Reis, Stanford
  • Public Speaking for Scientists & Engineers, Prof. Melissa Hines
  • Writing a Successful Proposal , Panel Discussion
  • Which research Environment is Right for You - Industry, Academia or a National Lab ? , Panel Discussion
  • Preparing an Application for Academia, Panel Discussion
  • The academic Environment for Women in Science and Engineering, Panel Discussion
  • Academic interviews: Tips for Success , Panel Discussion
  • The Art of Scientific Writing-from proposals to papers,  Panel Discussion

Equipment Training

The following multimedia equipment training videos were developed for the use of users at NNIN sites. To the extent that they may be applicable, they are offered openly as part of the NNIN education and training mission.  Caution, the videos may refer to features, rules, or procedures that are not universally applicable. By downloading, the user assumes all responsibility for their use. 

All materials remain copyright of the respective sites and/or NNIN and my not be redistributed.

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General

• Gowning Room Procedure (Stanford) WindowsMedia
• Tweezer Cleaning Procedure (Stanford) WindowsMedia

Lithography

• Hamatech Steag HMR900 Automated Wafer Chemical Processor  (Cornell)   Quicktime MP4   WindowsMedia
• SVG Track Coater (Stanford) WindowsMedia
• YES HMDS Vapor Prime Oven (Stanford)  WindowsMedia
• Ultratech Plate Cleaner (Georgia Tech) MPEG

Thin Film Etching

• Gasonics Asher (Georgia Tech) MPEG
• Plasma-Therm RIE (Georgia Tech) MPEG

Thin Film Deposition

• CVC E-beam Evaporator (Georgia Tech) MPEG
• PVD 75 Filament Evaporator ( Georgia Tech) MPEG
• Plasma-Therm PECVD (Georgia Tech) MPEG
• Unaxis PECVD (Georgia Tech) MPEG

Other

• AET Rapid Thermal Processor (Georgia Tech) MPEG
• Lindberg Furnace (Georgia Tech) MPEG
• Supercritical Point Dryer (Georgia Tech) MPEG

Characterization

• Leo Supra 55 and Utra 55 SEMs (Cornell)   Quicktime     WindowsMedia
• Hitachi SEM (Georgia Tech) MPEG
• Digital Instruments 3100 AFM (Cornell)   Quicktime MP4    WindowsMedia
• Woolam V-VASE spectroscopic ellipsometer  (Cornell)   Quicktime MP4       WindowsMedia
• Woolam Ellipsometer (Georgia Tech) MPEG
• Wyko Profilometer (Georgia Tech) MPEG
• Nanospec 3000 Film Analyzer (Georgia Tech) MPEG
• YES Polyimde Vacuum Oven    Quicktime    WindowsMedia