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Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology. B, Microelectronics and Nanometer Structures : Processing, Measurement, and Phenomena : an Official Journal of the American Vacuum Society

The Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B is an official publication of the American Vacuum Society. It focuses on microelectronics and nanometer structures, covering topics such as processing techniques, measurement methods, and phenomena in these fields. The journal provides a platform for researchers and scientists to share their latest advancements and discoveries in the realm of vacuum science and technology.

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Abbr. J Vac Sci Technol B Microelectron Nanometer Struct Process Meas Phenom
Start 1991
End 2009
Frequency Bimonthly
p-ISSN 1071-1023
e-ISSN 0734-211X
Country United States
Language English
Recent Articles
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Dhawan A, Muth J, Leonard D, Gerhold M, Gleeson J, Vo-Dinh T, et al.
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Huang C, Wang W
The authors report a polymeric based rib waveguide with U shape self-align fiber couplers system using a simple micromolding process with SU8 as a molding material and polydimethysiloxane as a...
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Ghassemi S, Biais N, Maniura K, Wind S, Sheetz M, Hone J
The mechanical properties of a cell's environment can alter behavior such as migration and spreading, and control the differentiation path of stem cells. Here we describe a technique for fabricating...
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Ghassemi S, Rossier O, Sheetz M, Wind S, Hone J
We describe a technique for the fabrication of arrays of elastomeric pillars whose top surfaces are treated with selective chemical functionalization to promote cellular adhesion in cellular force transduction experiments....
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Javanmard M, Esfandyarpour H, Pease F, Davis R
In order to detect diseases like cancer at an early stage while it still may be curable, it's necessary to develop a diagnostic technique which can rapidly and inexpensively detect...
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Kwon J, Trivedi K, KrishnaMurthy N, Hu W, Lee J, Gimi B
Cells can secrete biotherapeutic molecules that can replace or restore host function. The transplantation of such cells is a promising therapeutic modality for the treatment of several diseases including type...
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Schvartzman M, Nguyen K, Palma M, Abramson J, Sable J, Hone J, et al.
We describe a high throughput patterning process used to create arrays of molecular-scale features for the study of cytoskeletal protein binding interactions. The process uses a shadow-evaporated metal mask to...
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Gu J, Xiao X, Takulapalli B, Morrison M, Zhang P, Zenhausern F
We introduce a new scheme of nanocontact printing that fabricates nanoarrays using stamps generated by ultraviolet nanoimprint lithography. Array patterns can be generated by this printing technique in a high-density...