…The distance required to make a little Korean woman scream at you for misaligning an electron beam lithography mask. Looked straight to me…
Based on the points above, we seek additional discussion which considers the perceptible need for response-focused converse magnetoelectric research. Given our concerns and viewpoints on the matter, we invite recommendations for changes to the paper that will lead to more favorable acceptance. We are confident that the unique and dramatic improvement in magnetic field response presented in this paper demonstrates a significant progress in multiferroic research.
First, say hexamethyldisilazane three times fast!
I made my first microchip today. I learned that it takes about 4 hours to make a very simple microchip. Here are the actual steps to give you an idea of the repitition and tediousness (with precision mind you): polish, wash, nitrogen, bake, load, coat, coat, polish, wash, nitrogen, bake, acetone, methanol, benzene, wash, nitrogen, bake, hexamethyldisilazane, photo resist, spin coat, bake, align pattern, engage, rotate, contact, expose, UV, eject, sulfuric acid + peroxide, rinse, nitrogen, bake, check quality, bake, asher, HNA, acetone, methanol, benzene, wash, nitrogen, bake, hexamethyldisilazane, photo resist, spin coat, bake, align pattern, engage, rotate, contact expose, UV, eject, sulfuric acid + peroxide, rinse, nitrogen, bake, check quality, ENJOY!
“Rubbings from the Calcium Garden…Firechildren” by the unknown Irving Petlin in 1973, taken at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. I just love the granulated texture and the Klimt-esque embellishment
Vice President of General Motors, at the ASME conference
He corrected himself right after, he meant to say that there is an explosion in the number of electric motors in his cars
