On April 20-21, the 2nd Area Selective Deposition workshop (ASD 2017) took place in Eindhoven. Here we give a brief flashback of the workshop and include several photographs of the meeting, including a group photo of the participants. The workshop
ALD-enabled nanopatterning: area-selective ALD by area-activation
– Reflecting on ASD 2016 with the ASD 2017 workshop approaching
The 2nd Area Selective Deposition workshop (ASD 2017, link) is approaching quickly now. The workshop will take place in Eindhoven on April 21 and my colleague Adrie Mackus is the main organizer. With the upcoming workshop in mind, I thought
Join the short course on Atomic Layer Deposition!
Prof. Gregory Parsons (North Carolina State University) and Prof. Erwin Kessels (Eindhoven University of Technology) invite you to participate you in their short course on Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD), at the Eindhoven University of Technology on April 20, 2017. This
2nd Area Selective Deposition Workshop
General In collaboration with COST action HERALD, Eindhoven University will host the 2nd Area Selective Deposition workshop (ASD 2017), which will be held on April 20-21, 2017. The aim of this workshop is to bring together leading scientists and engineers
Our contributions to the ALD conference now on YouTube!
The recorded presentations of the 16th Atomic Layer Deposition Conference held in Dublin last July are now on YouTube! A list of all recorded presentations can be found on the ALD conference website. Below you can find a list of the
Looking down the rabbit hole
– Minisymposium on nanoporosity
General Registration is now closed. Aim of the symposium The aim of this mini-symposium is to discuss: the recent advancements in nano-porosity detection in thin films and membranes; the role of nano-porosity in several application fields, i.e., from molecule separation
ALDfor2D Workshop in Eindhoven
The aim of this one-day workshop is to give an overview of current topics in the field of atomic layer deposition (ALD) for the synthesis and integration of 2D Materials such as graphene and the transition metal dichalchalcogenides for nanodevice applications. The