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Mike Deal, Senior Research Scientist, Stanford University |
Greg Haugstad, Senior Research Associate, Univ. of Minnesota |
Gregory Book, Senior Research Engineer, Georgia Institute of Technology |
Swaminathan Rajaraman, Research Scientist and Ph.D. candidate, Georgia Institute of Technology |
| Follow along as Mike Deal, Greg Haugstad and a Minnesota Chemistry class join Gregory Book and Swaminathan Rajaraman for a fascinating "remote access" tour of the Georgia Tech Cleanroom at the Microelectronics Research Center in Atlanta, Georgia. Click on the links (or on the yellow rooms) below to see video clips of several rooms in the Cleanroom Tour and to hear audio clips of questions that the students asked about Nanotechnology. The video clips you see are the actual webcamera images that the class saw live during their remote access tour. + See the Microelectronics Research Center Via Live Web Cam |
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Remote Access Cleanroom Tour |
Remote Access Cleanroom Tour Audio Clips • How are AFM Scanning Needles & Other Nano Tools Manufactured? (Mp3 822Kb) • What Schooling is Required to Become a Nano-Scientist? (Mp3 1.6 Mb) • Are Nano Products Mass Produced? (Mp3 1.3 Mb) • Interview with Nano-Scientist, Swaminathan Rajaraman (Mp3 984 Kb) • Wrap Up—Mike Deal (Mp3 343 Kb) |
This work is supported by the National Science Foundation, Division of Elementary, Secondary and Informal Education award # ESI-0426401.
Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.