A Multidisciplinary Introduction to Microfabrication
微加工的多学科介绍
基本信息
- 批准号:0942672
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- 金额:$ 17.5万
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- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2010
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2010-01-01 至 2013-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Microfabrication, the process of fabrication of miniature structures with dimensions of 1micrometer or less, is a critical area to many branches of science and engineering. Because of the growing importance of this area, there is a need for engineers and scientists educated in microfabrication. This technology is fundamental to modern engineering and science, and it is important to educate students in this area from the beginning of their undergraduate career. A substantial investment in the physical facilities was made and now the challenge is to integrate this topic into the curriculum. This project introduces microfabrication technology through lectures, demonstrations and even experiments in freshman classes across several disciplines (Engineering, Chemistry and Physics). Junior level courses from several departments integrate a microfabrication module into the curriculum. In the students' senior year there is an opportunity to take a multidisciplinary microfabrication capstone course, including a complete introduction to clean room theory and practice. Assessment is done for each level of the project, and assessment results are used to continuously improve the course over time and gauge success in attracting students into this area. This multidisciplinary approach demonstrates that microfabrication is based on many disciplines and vital to most modern technologies, including many electrical, mechanical, and chemical devices, and others. Ultimately, this will result in graduating engineers and scientists who know about microfabrication and understand how it fits in with modern science, engineering and technology.
微细加工,即制造尺寸小于等于1微米的微型结构的过程,是许多科学和工程分支的关键领域。由于这一领域的重要性日益增加,因此需要在微细加工方面受过教育的工程师和科学家。这项技术是现代工程和科学的基础,重要的是要教育学生在这方面从他们的本科生涯开始。在物质设施方面进行了大量投资,现在的挑战是将这一主题纳入课程。该项目通过讲座,演示,甚至在几个学科(工程,化学和物理)的新生班实验介绍微制造技术。来自几个部门的初级课程将微细加工模块集成到课程中。在学生的高年级有机会采取多学科的微制造顶点课程,包括一个完整的介绍洁净室理论和实践。对项目的每个级别进行评估,评估结果用于随着时间的推移不断改进课程,并衡量吸引学生进入这一领域的成功。这种多学科的方法表明,微细加工是基于许多学科,对大多数现代技术至关重要,包括许多电气,机械和化学设备等。最终,这将导致毕业的工程师和科学家谁知道微细加工,并了解它如何适应现代科学,工程和技术。
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10.1016/j.optmat.2024.115577 - 发表时间:
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William Grant;David Klotzkin;Mach Michaels;Andrew Andrews;Courtney Bamonte;Robert Walters - 通讯作者:
Robert Walters
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