Selected Papers from MNC 2017
A special issue of Micromachines (ISSN 2072-666X).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (15 March 2018) | Viewed by 446
Special Issue Editors
Interests: structural, electrical, and optical properties of graphene/graphene-related materials and device applications; photoluminescence measurements of Si/Ge quantum dots; ZnO and related nanostructures, nanowires, and graphene quantum dots; thin film growth by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition and RF magnetron sputtering; formation of semiconductor and metal nanocrystals in insulating substrates by ion implantation; formation of self-assembled Si or Ge quantum dots; fabrication of new light-emitting materials and device applications; nonvolatile memories using metal/semiconductor nanocrystals and implantation-induced defects
Interests: quantum dots; flexible electronics; black phosphor FET; quantum dot LED
Interests: semiconductor logic device; memory device; power device; display device; optoelectronic device; electronic nanomaterials; semiconductors; 2D nanodevice; nanowire FET; neuromorphic computing memristive device; resistive-switching device; ferroelectric FET; flexible device; advanced semiconductor and display devices; materials; process technology
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Dear Colleagues,
Microprocessing (microfabrication) and nanotechnologies are key technical platforms for the construction of an advanced information society in the 21st century. Apart from their continuous contributions to the high integration of semiconductor devices, which are the core drivers of the technologies, microprocessing and nanotechnologies are anticipated to improve a wide range of advanced convergence technologies in the fields of information-communication, and bio, medical, and environmental control technologies. In order to meet the social expectations through practical R&D of innovative next-generation devices, an all-around-view R&D is crucial in semiconductor processing/inspection technologies on the 14 nm-and-below scale, microscopic processing/assessment technologies in the several-nm/several-tens-nm range, atom technology, which controls atoms, and microscopic technologies, which are applied to advanced devices, such as new physics/chemistry, quantum devices, micromachines, and nanobiologies. Additionally, comprehensive R&D in fabrication, equipment, materials, sensing and device-integration technologies leads to further development of those technologies.
This Special Issue will publish selected papers from 30th International Microprocesses and Nanotechnology Conference (MNC 2017, http://mnc2017.org/), 6-9 November 2017, JeJu, Korea. Manuscripts submitted to the journal Micromachines should be extended by at least 40% compared with that of the conference.
Prof. Dr. Suk Ho Choi
Prof. Dr. Jin Dong Song
Prof. Dr. Changhwan Choi
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- nano-scale transistor
- organic nanomaterials
- 2D materials for electronic applications
- inorganic materials
- next-generation nanodevices
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