University of Delaware, Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering

ELEG 667 – 016; MSEG-667  - Solid State Nanoelectronics – Fall 2004

Description:

This course provides a fresh look at nanotechnology from the perspective of electronic materials and devices.  The focus is on the underlying principles that enable a broad range of recent developments. The organization will provide a survey of current state of the art techniques and analytical methods that may become relevant for future nanoelectronics.  The intention of this course is to provide contemporary examples of nanotechnology that has not yet been covered in prior courses.

Instructors: James Kolodzey and Robert Opila 

Website:  http://www.ece.udel.edu/~kolodzey/courses/eleg667_016f04.html

Meetings:

Regular meetings: Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:00 - 9:15 am, in: 109 Colburn Lab

Text:

Topics include:

Quantum Effects

Organic Molecules

Neurons

Film Deposition

Materials Etching

Scanning Probe Techniques

Carbon Nanotubes

Molecular Electronics

High Permittivity Materials

Holographic Data Storage

Photonic Networks

Neuron- electronic Interfacing

Organic Light Emitting Devices

Filed Emission and Plasma Displays

Electronic Paper
 

James Kolodzey, 21 September 2004