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MIT.nano 2024 IAP courses
MIT IAP 2024—MIT.nano: Make your own chip inside the lab!
MIT IAP 2024—MIT.nano: Make your own chip inside the lab!
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MIT.nano: Make your own chip inside the lab!
Instructor:
Jorg Scholvin, Associate Director, Fab.nano
Location:
MIT.nano cleanroom (Building 12)
Single session (multiple dates/times)
Advanced sign-up required.
Step inside MIT.nano’s fab to create a 1x1 inch chip with your favorite image to take home with you! We will work inside the MIT.nano cleanroom: learn how to gown up, understand the different fab tools, and use the tools to pattern a 50 nm thin layer of aluminum with your design. At the end, we will separate out the chips from the wafer, and you get a chance to put your chip in a small frame or carrier to take with you.
Each session is limited to 18 students. Please indicate your preferred session/s.
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