Office of Electronic Miniaturization

The Office of Electronic Miniaturization is operating as an industry-university cooperative, within the
University of Alaska Fairbanks.

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Office of Electronic Miniaturization - Mission Statement

The Office of Electronic Miniaturization provides the platform and core technologies for R&D and pilot production to:

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(Presentations, Publications and Pictures coming soon!)

5/14/2008	Seminar by Indrani Reddy Approaches in Growing Carbon Nanotube
5/14/2008	Seminar by Dustin Olson Applications of Carbon Nanotubes
5/9/2008	Seminar by Haichuan Mu, Ph.D. Chip to Chip Optical Interconnects Based on OLEDs and Polymer Waveguides
4/25/2008	Seminar by Shahriar Subuktagin, Ph.D. Low Power Instrumentation for Atmospheric Research
4/7 - 4/10/2008	National Space Symposium OEM participates in the 24th annual event held in Colorado Springs, CO
4/2/2008	Seminar by Nilima Hullavarad, Ph.D. Carbon Nanotubes: A Journey from Fantasy to Reality

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