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• CRANN Advanced Microscopy Laboratory (AML) is a custom built, state of the art 6,000 square foot facility )
• This_cleanroom is equipped to produce device structures on wafers up to 150mm in diameter. The specification is from class 100 in the lithography area to class 10000.
• This_cleanroom is equipped to produce device structures on wafers up to 150mm in diameter. The specification is from class 100 in the lithography area to class 10000.

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This course is funded by the Irish government under the National Development Plan 2007-2013 and aided by the European Social Fund (ESF) under the Human Capital Investment Operational Programme 2007-2013.

Careers

This degree will provide you with a flexible qualification for employment in cutting-edge high technology industries, such as the semiconductor, polymer and optical industries. There are also opportunities to carry out postgraduate study in nanoscience, a key research area in Trinity College itself with world class facilities in CRANN, www.crann.tcd.ie . CRANN was pioneered by the Schools of Physics and Chemistry in Trinity College.
Recent graduates have taken the Physics and Chemistry of Advanced Materials course before its re-direction into the nanoscience realm. These include brief profiles of Chris Murray, Michele Keyes and Niall Kinahan.

Last updated: Dec 05 2011. | back to top