You can register if you like and we will start a waiting list. But there is no more room. Presented by the CNF Technical Staff for the Education of the CNF User Community. Each section is presented in the manner of professional short courses, with view graphs and printed notes.
Emphasis is on the practical limitations and characteristics of basic fabrication processes.
This course is not intended to be redundant with regular course work in Applied Physics and Material Science. The goal is to relate, for the benefit of new users, the working knowledge required for efficient laboratory and equipment use, as distilled from the over 100 years experience of the CNF staff. Attending each section will significantly improve your use of CNF facilities and your results. All persons expecting to become CNF Users in the Summer or Fall of 2001 should plan to take this course. Although primarily focused toward new CNF users, much of the material would be of use to new graduate students in any area of experimental physical science.