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Events

2026-06-23/28
NT 26 - Science + Applications of Nanotubes and Low-Dim Materials, FU Berlin, DE

2026-09-07/11
Flatlands beyond Graphene 2026, Dresden, DE

2026-09-16/18
NanoNet+13 Workshop 2026, Topic tba., Schöneck near Plauen/Vogtland, DE
co-organized by Artur Erbe (HZDR) and others

2027-03-14/19
DPG Spring Meeting 2027 , Section Condensed Matter, Regensburg, DE

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Nanotechnology

Lecturer:

Dr. Artur Erbe

Course Type:

Semester Course, 2 SWS

Start Date:

15 October 2013

Schedule:

Tuesdays, 07:30-09:00

Location:

TU Dresden, PHY (Physik, Haeckelstr. 1-5), Room C118

Summary:

The course gives an introduction into fabrication and characterization of nanoscale structures. Typical lithography methods like electron beam lithography and microscopy on the nanoscale are introduced. Applications of the nanostructures as sensors and electronic components are discussed.

Language:

English

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