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  • NIST Tightens the Bounds on the Quantum Information ‘Speed Limit’

    April 17, 2015 - NIST Tightens the Bounds on the Quantum Information 'Speed Limit' NIST scientists prove that the propagation time of entanglement between two distant particles for sharing data across a quantum system grows only as a power of the system size instead of logarithmically. The finding implies that quantum processors will be slower than previously predicted. Read the original article ...

    Published On: December 31, 2014Categories: NANO Blog, Nano News0.4 min read

  • December 16, 2014 – NIST Sensor Enables Self-calibrating AFM

    Pressure of light from an optical fiber sets an AFM tip vibrating, of which the movement is measured by an interferometer through another optical fiber giving a value of the probe ‘s stiffness as a means of self-calibration.  (Posted by Ed Perkins, Y. Tzeng)

    Published On: December 16, 2014Categories: NANO Blog, Nano News0.2 min read

  • Job – Assistant Professor, electronics packaging, Sweden

    A research position of Assistant Professor is available in the area of electronics packaging. The position is in the Electronics Materials and Packaging group of the BioNano Systems Laboratory, which belongs to the Department of Microtechnology and Nanoscience at Chalmers University of Technology. The research within the group focuses on the development of materials and processes for electronics, MEMS and biomedical applications. The major focus of the research is towards [...]

    Published On: September 6, 2014Categories: Nano News3.3 min read

  • NASA MaterialsLAB Workshop and RFI

    NASA's MaterialsLAB workshop will be held in Washington D.C. on January 7-8 of next year. NASA has issued an RFI to solicit input for the workshop and are looking to connect with university researchers and companies who might be interested in using the microgravity environment on ISS to conduct materials research.  The workshop will help us to define what the next generation of materials research on ISS should look like to complement [...]

    Published On: November 8, 2013Categories: NANO Blog, Nano News1.9 min read

  • IEEE/ACM NANOARCH 2013

    The 9th IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Nanoscale Architectures (NANOARCH 2013), will be held this year in New York, July 15-17. NANOARCH is the annual cross-disciplinary forum for the discussion of novel post-CMOS and advanced nanoscale CMOS technology, circuits, architectures and systems. The symposium seeks papers on innovative ideas for solutions to the principal challenges facing integrated electronics in the 21st century – how to design, model, fabricate, and integrate nanosystems [...]

    Published On: March 3, 2013Categories: Conferences, Nano NewsTags: 0.8 min read

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