{"id":3182,"date":"2015-11-03T12:27:01","date_gmt":"2015-11-03T19:27:01","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blogs.oregonstate.edu\/erlenmeyer\/?p=3182"},"modified":"2015-11-03T12:27:01","modified_gmt":"2015-11-03T19:27:01","slug":"research-opportunities-nano-3d-systems-material-scientist","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.oregonstate.edu\/erlenmeyer\/2015\/11\/03\/research-opportunities-nano-3d-systems-material-scientist\/","title":{"rendered":"Research Opportunities – Nano 3D Systems – Material Scientist"},"content":{"rendered":"

SBIR Award Title
\nLow cost, scalable and selective electrochemical metallization process technology
\nSBIR Award Abstract
\nNANO3D will disrupt 3D chip packaging market for Through-Silicon Vias which are currently fabricated by
\ncomparatively high cost and poorly scalable Damascene approach. The project is aimed to develop low cost,
\nscalable and selective electrochemical (eLOCOS) plating technology based on proprietary nano-materials to
\nreplace Damascene processing and enable high density interconnects for 3D IC. eLOCOS is a nano- and
\nmicro-fabrication platform technology that have other applications including metallization of Through-Glass
\nVia… more<\/a>
\nResearch Opportunity
\nTitle Material Scientist
\nNumber of Fellows 1
\nOpen for Applicants Yes
\nAddress
\nAddress line 1 1915 NW Amberglen Pkwy.
\nAddress line 2 Suite 400
\nCity Beaverton
\nState OR
\nZip 97006
\nOfficer
\nName Val Dubin
\nEmail dubin@nano3dsystems.com
\nPhone number (971) 327 4055
\nPrincipal Investigator
\nName Val Dubin
\nEmail dubin@nano3dsystems.com
\nPhone number (971) 327 4055
\nDescription
\nThe research activities are aimed on the development of NANO3D platform technology to produce largescale
\narrays of magnetic nano- and microstructures and testing their feasibility for biomedical applications.
\nThe new platform addresses barriers to sensitive, scalable, high-throughput use of magnetic shaped
\nmicrostructures. These barriers are high deviation in size and magnetic properties of the magnetic particles as
\nwell as its low sensitivity and low signal-to- noise ratio for the application as MRI contrast agents. The
\nplatform based on utilizing a NANO3D eLOCOS technology which is low cost, scalable and selective
\nelectrochemical metallization technology for \u2018bottom-up\u2019 fill of the pre-patterned substrates to produce wellcontrolled
\nin size magnetic structures. The technical plan hypothesize that (1) narrowing of nuclear magnetic
\nresonance (NMR) frequency shifts (of about less than 10-20%) by improving uniformity of the magnetic
\nmiscrostructures (5 to 10% deviation in size) therefore increasing the sensitivity of the MRI contrast agents;
\n(2) the magnetic cylinders may be designed to increase a signal to noise ratio to produce a highly effective
\nMRI contrast agents; (3) the NANO3D technology is highly efficient therefore will allow to produce low
\ncost, high-throughput manufacturing of the well controlled 3D metal magnetic microstructures.<\/p>\n

Desired Knowledge
\nThe job duties include:
\n1. Managing and performing technical work to meet research program objectives.
\n2. Conduct magnetic particle synthesis and analysis per customer specifications.
\n3. Generate design of particle structures and fabrication process flow per customer technical specification.
\n4. Work with a team of engineers and technicians to execute research programs.
\n5. Write reports documenting results and present work to customers or at conferences.
\nMinimum requirements include:
\n1. Doctoral degrees in Material Science, Chemistry or Chemical Engineering
\n2. Proficiency in using SEM\/EDX, XPS and XRD
\n3. Good verbal and written skills
\nDesired qualifications:
\n1. Experience in magnetic characterization involving B-H Looper, SQUID and Zetasizer
\n2. Surface chemistry experience involving surface modifications using self-assembled monolayers or plating
\n3. TEM and NMR experience
\nApply to this research opportunity
\nNSF Small Business Postdoctoral Research Diversity Fellowship Program
\nAdministered by: American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) | www.asee.org
\n1818 N St NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC 20036-2479 | 202-331-3548<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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