nanofabrication

American  

[nan-oh-fab-ri-key-shuhn, ney-noh-] / ˌnæn oʊˌfæb rɪˈkeɪ ʃən, ˌneɪ noʊ- /

noun

1. the design and manufacture of products and structures, especially electronic devices, with dimensions measured in nanometers.

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Example Sentences

At the core of the refrigerator is a superconducting artificial molecule created in Chalmers' nanofabrication laboratory.

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The quantum refrigerator was fabricated at the Nanofabrication Laboratory, Myfab, at Chalmers University of Technology.

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Yoshinori Tokura, who leads the research group, added, "More broadly, this approach enables device designs that combine topological or strongly correlated electronic states with engineered curvature in the ballistic or hydrodynamic transport regime. The convergence of materials physics and nanofabrication points to functional device architectures with potential impact on memory, logic, and sensing technologies."

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Gumenyuk notes that the network will support the creation of new products and more efficient processes, including innovations in optical components and nanofabrication.

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"It shows that a bottom-up, well-controlled nanofabrication approach can lead to the realization of single rare-earth ion qubits with excellent optical and spin coherence properties, leading to a long-lived spin photon interface with emission at telecom wavelength, all in a fiber-compatible device architecture. This is a significant advance that offers an interesting scalable avenue for the production of many networkable qubits in a controlled fashion."

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