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49:06 CNF 30th (2007) Video 4, Manufacturing at the… CNF 30th (2007) Video 4, Manufacturing at the Nanoscale with R. Stanley Williams	CNF 30th (2007) Video 4, Manufacturing at the Nanoscale with R. Stanley Williams CNF 30th Anniversary (2007) Video 4, Manufacturing at the Nanoscale with R. Stanley Williams, Hewlett-Packard Senior Fellow electronic engineering viscous liquid american electrical engineers logic families 100 microns electronics terminology scientific techniques microscope image feature size graphic design daughter mold invented digital nanometer feature size entire imprint implication logic current loops animated feature size gallium arsenide nand gate hewlett packard nano imprint quantum science caption complete terminal devices national medal of technology recipients handed material david packard force microscope perfect lens imprint machine real problem international technology roadmap for semiconductors lithography nodes nanometer pitch optical devices receiving latch bertrand russell material implication scale systems pitch features original mold electron microscope microscopes physical chemistry called nano emerging technologies nano scale lawrence berkeley supramolecular chemistry cryptography memory vapor phase years ahead assembled monolayer printmaking left handed imprint module 1st started pump probe experiment square microns mediasite lithography (microfabrication) semantics multiplexing imprint lithography graduate student grammar phases of matter half pitch electronic circuits nanometer half kilobit memory manufacturing capability microscopy double negative digital electronics platinum film future size electron beam nanometer half pitch left hand 3play_vodcnf_standard From Karlis Musa on February 19th, 2020 10 plays Content Categories Presentations Creation Date June 14th, 2007 Creator 1 First Name R. Stanley Creator 1 Last Name Williams
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