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July 27-29, 2017 Vancouver, Canada
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International Conference on
Emerging Materials and Nanotechnology
RRJOMS | Volume 5 | Issue 4 | July, 2017
Probing the nano-scale with the use of Nano-Opto-Mechatronics Instruments (NOMI)
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nderstanding the interactions of matter at nano-scale has become the key for the success of several applications. In
nanoelectronics or semiconductor industry, it helps for better manufacturing (higher resolution towards sub-10 nm
structures, more complex structures) and reliable nanometrology and nano-inspection (for improving the yield of process).
One of the NOMI to probe the interactions at nano-scale is scanning probemicroscope.The ability to accuratelymeasure critical
dimensions in nano-meter scale has made it an important instrument in several industrial applications such as semiconductor,
solar and data storage. Single SPM has never been able to compete with other inspection systems in throughput, thus has not
fulfilled the industry needs in throughput and cost. Further increase of the speed of the single SPM helps, but it still is far
from the required throughput and, therefore, insufficient for high-volume manufacturing. The first part of my talk presents
the development of a concept for a multiple miniaturized SPM (MSPM) heads system (parallel SPM), which can inspect and
measure many sites in parallel. The very high speed of miniaturized SPM heads allows the user to scan many areas, each
with the size of tens of micrometers, in few seconds. Various nanoimagings such as subsurface probe microscopy will also be
presented. The second part of my talk is about meta-instrument. Meta-instrument is a type of optical nano-instrument where
the core is based on optical metamaterials to go beyond the diffraction limits for high resolution imaging. Advantages of optical
techniques compared to SPM is that they provide direct capture imaging which is fast and allow large fields of views to be
covered quickly. The development of first generation of meta-instrument will be discussed in detail.
Biography
Hamed Sadeghian has received his PhD (Cum Laude) in 2010 from Delft University of Technology. He has continued his career as a Research Associate and developed
several nano-opto-mechanical instruments for nano-scale interaction measurement. He is currently working as a Principal Scientist at TNO. His research program NOMI
focuses on development of instruments based on the interaction of electromagnetic or mechanical/quantum waves with matter, with a focus on industrial and societal
applications. Examples are the parallel AFM as a sub-nm, high throughput metrology and inspection solution for semiconductor industry and the high resolution optical
microscopy with meta-instrument and 3D nano-tomography to resolve invisible nano-structures below the surface. He is the Scientific Leader of the TNO Early Research
Program 3D nanomanufacturing. In the last 5 years, he has participated in several EU-funded projects such as E450EDL, E450LMDAP, SeNaTe, Value4Nano, 3DAM and
TakeMi5. In 2014, he has received his MBAdegree from Leuven Vlerick Business School, Belgium. He was also a co-founder of Jahesh Poulad Co. (2002), which designs,
manufactures and installs mechanical and electrical equipment for steel industries. He holds 40 patents, and has (co-) authored more than 60 technical papers and a book.
He is a member of the Editorial Advisory Board of
Sensors & Transducers Journal
and a member of the technical committee of SENSORDEVICES conference. In 2012,
he has received the “TNO Excellent Researcher” award.
hamed.sadeghianmarnani@tno.nlHamed Sadeghian
Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research, TNO, The Netherlands
Hamed Sadeghian, Res. Rev. J Mat. Sci. 2017
DOI: 10.4172/2321-6212-C1-001