Short Course | Microfabrication
The Institute for Matter and Systems (IMS) at Georgia Tech offers a short course on microfabrication multiple times throughout the year. This intensive two-day short course combines classroom lectures and laboratory-based hands-on fabrication in the IMS cleanroom. The goal of the course is to impart a basic understanding of the science and technology of microfabrication processes as used in academia and industry.
The Institute for Matter and Systems (IMS) at Georgia Tech offers a short course on microfabrication multiple times throughout the year. This intensive two-day short course combines classroom lectures and laboratory-based hands-on fabrication in the IMS cleanroom. The goal of the course is to impart a basic understanding of the science and technology of microfabrication processes as used in academia and industry.
This short course will cover essential microfabrication techniques including, photolithography, thin film deposition, etching, packaging, and characterization. Attendees will gain valuable experience by fabricating simple devices in one of the most advanced university cleanrooms in North America.
Attendance is open to the general technical community and is not limited to current Georgia Tech students or IMS users. Anyone interested in cleanroom fabrication techniques is strongly encouraged to attend this course. The course is suitable for both new and experienced researchers interested in micro-fabrication techniques and applications.
A course emphasis will be placed on IMS cleanroom resources, however, the concepts and techniques discussed are applicable to a broad array of research in this field.
Rates: *Rates include lunches on both days*
- Georgia Tech Rate: $200
- Academic and Government Rate: $400
- Industry Rate: $800