NRDC Micro/Nano
Semiconductor Technology
Fabrication Course
We are pleased to announce that 5-day
semiconductor micro-nano technology fabrication
course will be held by NRDC for all master and
PhD students and workers especially engineers and
technical staff working in semiconductor industry.
The courses will be predominantly hands-on but
there is a mix of classroom lectures and practical
fabrication clues just before the fabrication process.
5-days course will be given to international
standards and certificate of attendance given to
participants who pass the exam at the end of course.
It would be starting basic description of micro/nano
semiconductor industry, continue with fabrication
process and finish with characterization of
fabricated devices.
The course is run in NRDC central laboratory
located at Abant İzzet Baysal Golkoy campus. The
laboratory
is
fully
equipped
such
as
photolithography, dry etching, LPCVD, diffusion
furnace to fabricate devices. Fabricated devices also
will be characterized by modern high-tech devices
and results analyzed with participants to educated
them perfectly. Considering participant test score
sample devices are given them to take away at the
end of the course.
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The course will be unique experience for
young participants starting a career in the
semiconductor industry
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Lecture courses are given in this field by
some universities in Europe but very few of them
offering to participant hands-on processing
experience
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The course would also be very useful to
more experienced engineers working on photonics
systems or devices but who have not had any
exposure to device process technology.
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The course will be of enormous benefit to
academicians, PhD and master students who want
to study on the semiconductor technologies.
Briefly, this qualification is for anyone
working/studying in fabrication of semiconductor
technologies and you don't need any prior
qualifications to take this couse. This practical
hands-on course will be 5 days and provides
excellent micro/nano semiconductor fabrication and
characterization experience for participant. There
are also a number of lectures covering compound
semiconductor materials, devices and applications.
The ratio of lectures to laboratory work is of the
order of 12: 24 (hours).
Further details about course will be announced
on the NRDC web site.
“We are still living in semiconductor- based
micro/nano technology ages. Therefore, learning
device fabrication and characterization have crucial
part to study about improvement of their
performance. I believe that this course will be great
start for people working with semiconducting
materials and encourage them to change fields.
Best Wishes.”
Assoc. Dr. Ercan YILMAZ
NRDC DIRECTOR