While you are resting up over the long weekend, now would be a great
time to sign up for the miBots Workshop.
The SNF Staff in conjunction with Imina Technologies is pleased to present:
NANOMANIPULATION WORKSHOP
Monday December 5, 2011
The miBots™ are coming! Do you have a need for manipulation or sensing
small samples in a microscope? If so, we invite you to see these novel
nanopositioners for yourself at the Stanford NanoFabrication Facility in
a FREE, hands-on workshop on December 5th in the Paul Allen Building,
Auditorium Room 101X. Designed especially for light microscopy, SEMs and
FIBs, these affordable, easy-to-use mini robots are virtually untethered
and free to move independently, opening new vistas for manipulation and
testing at the macro, micro, or nanoscale. Working individually or in
groups, the miBot™ uses a variety of tools such as grippers, probes, and
optical fibers so that, in addition to manipulating the sample, they can
illuminate a nano workspace and conduct force or electrical
measurements. Robust, mechanically and thermally stable, and
vacuum-ready, these tiny trojans are a great, customizable solution for
maneuvering and testing cells, nanostructures, semiconductor devices,
LEDs, and MEMs.
miBots will be working in the Paul Allen Building, Auditorium Room 101X
from 10 AM till Noon.
For more information, or to register for workshop, click here
http://imina.ch/events/registration-form-workshops-california-december-2011.
Imina will contact you in the week before the workshop to confirm and
provide a map and directions.
Want to learn more? Visit us at www.imina.ch or give Tom Levesque a call
at (972) 318-0196.
Regards, SNF Staff
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