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Researchers at Glasgow presented results at the EIPBN Conference which demonstrated 2.5 nm single HSQ resist lines using electron beam lithography. This is the smallest reported features using the technique.



Prof Anne Glover is presenting the benefits of nanotechnology to the Scottish Parliament using results and demonstrations from Glasgow including the smallest edition of the Complete Works of Robert Burns, fabricated in the James Watt Nanofabrication Centre, August 2011



Recent results demonstrating nanoscale surfaces which provide long-term maintenance of mesenchymal STEM cells phenotype and multipotency have been published in Nature Materials and the BBC website, July 2011



New Oxford ICP RIE installed at the James Watt Nanofabrication Centre, July 2011

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James Watt Nanofabrication Centre exhibiting at the JEMI S2K meeting, June 2011



Silicon all optical wavelength conversion results published in Nature Comms., May 2011



JEMI Technical Meeting at the JWNC, April 2011



Thermoelectrics work from Glasgow present at TSB Thermoelectrics Energy Solutions meeting, April 2011



EPSRC III-V National Facility, January 2011



The World's Smallest Christmas Card, December 2010



The World's Smallest Diamond Transistor, November 2010



The World's Smallest University Crest, October 2010