MICRO-724: Advanced topics in micro- and nanomanufacturing: top-down meets bottom-up

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This course introduces advanced fabrication methods enabling the manufacturing of novel micro- and nanosystems (NEMS/MEMS). Both top-down techniques (lithography, stenciling, scanning probes, additive techniques) and bottom-up approaches (self-assembly) are presented.

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https://edu.epfl.ch/coursebook/en/advanced-topics-in-micro-and-nanomanufacturing-top-down-meets-bottom-up-MICRO-724

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