Physics of Nanotechnology

PHYX3500-002

(Funded by NSF)

Class Syllabus

Class registration number (CRN): 48619

This course is an advanced course in nanotechnology. The main focus is on physical aspects of nanotechnology.

Textbook: Introduction to Nanoscale Science and Technology, Di Ventra, Massimiliano; Evoy, Stephane; Heflin Jr., James R. (Eds.), Springer 2004

Lecture Notes

Lecture #1	Introduction
Lecture #2	Nanolithography
Lecture #3	Self-Assembly I
Lecture #4	Self-Assembly II
Lecture #5	Scanning Probe Microscopy I
Lecture #6	Scanning Probe Microscopy II
Lecture #7	Scanning Probe Microscopy III
Lecture #8	Nanomaterials I - Fundamentals
Lecture #9	Nanomaterials II – Quantum Dots
Lecture #10	Nanomaterials III – Quantum Dots
Lecture #11	Nanomaterials IV – Quantum Dots
Lecture #12	Nanomaterials V – Quantum Dots
Lecture #13	Nanocomposites
Lecture #14	Nanophotonics I
Lecture #15	Nanophotonics II
Lecture #16	Nanophotonics III
Lecture #17	Nanophotonics IV
Lecture #18	Quantum Confined Optoelectronics I
Lecture #19	Quantum Confined Optoelectronics II
Lecture #20	Quantum Confined Optoelectronics III
Lecture #21	Quantum Confined Optoelectronics IV
Lecture #22	Microelectronics I
Lecture #23	Microelectronics II
Lecture #24	Single electronics

Please direct your questions on this Nanotechnology class to:

Dr. Haeyeon Yang, 797-8111

 This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No 040738.

Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recomendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation (NSF).