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Nanoscale Materials: How Small is Big

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Burgess, Timothy
Jagadish, Chennupati

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE Inc)

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Reaching nanometer length scales presents something of a crossover point where the properties of bulk materials start to break down and atomic character emerges. Top-down describes the traditional approach to miniaturization, whereby features are introduced into a bulk material with ever increasing precision. Nanoscale thin films are a somewhat mature technology with a broad base of applications across scientific and engineering fields. More development of 2-D nanostructures is expected to come in the form of advanced materials such as the organic nanosheet graphene and precision fabrication techniques such as atomic layer deposition.

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Proceedings of the IEEE

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