We will be attending ICSM 2018 in Busan Korea, between July 1th and 6nd! Please stop by our booth #16 at the show, we would be happy to see you!
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We will be attending the 2017 MRS Boston meeting the from November 28th to November 30th! Please stop by our booth #623 at the show, we would be happy to see you!
We at Vacuum Technology Inc. love to see our products be used to further scientific knowledge. Our customer, Chun Ning Lau, published a paper recently which relied in part on the use of our glove box systems. We would like to thank Chun Ning for her purchase of a VTI glove box, and look forward to seeing her research in the future! The abstract of the paper is listed below, as well as a link to view the entire work.
“Quantum wells (QWs) constitute one of the most important classes of devices in the study of two-dimensional (2D) systems. In a double-layer QW, the additional “which-layer” degree of freedom gives rise to celebrated phenomena, such as Coulomb drag, Hall drag, and exciton ondensation. We demonstrate facile formation ofwideQWs in few-layer
black phosphorus devices that host double layers of charge carriers. In contrast to traditional QWs, each 2D layer is ambipolar and can be tuned into n-doped, p-doped, or intrinsic regimes. Fully spin-polarized quantum Hall states are observed on each layer, with an enhanced Landé g factor that is attributed to exchange interactions. Our work opens the door for using 2D semiconductors as ambipolar single, double, or wide QWs with unusual properties, such as high anisotropy.“
We at Vacuum Technology Inc. love to see our products be used to further scientific knowledge. Our customer, Chun Ning Lau, published a paper recently which relied in part on the use of our glove box systems. We would like to thank Chun Ning for her purchase of a VTI glove box, and look forward to seeing her research in the future! The abstract of the paper is listed below, as well as a link to view the entire work.
“Few layer phosphorene (FLP) devices are extensively studied due to their unique electronic properties and potential applications on nano-electronics. Here we present magnetotransport studies which reveal electron–electron interactions as the dominant scattering mechanism in hexagonal boron nitride-encapsulated FLP devices. From weak localization measurements, we estimate the electron dephasing length to be 30 to 100 nmat low temperatures, which exhibits a strong dependence on carrier density n and a power-law dependence on temperature (∼T−0.4). These results establish that the dominant scattering mechanism in FLP is electron–electron interactions.”
On May 26th, The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa received a new VTI glove box! The professor and their students will be using this glove box for various battery research projects. This glove box also included binding post feedthroughs for potentiostat test lead connections, as well as a second workstation for ample space!
On May 23rd, Auburn University received a new glove box! The professor will be using the glove box with his students on various research products. A integrated freezer was included with the glove box, as well as “Auburn Orange” antechamber doors!
On May 11th, the Canadian company Springpower International received a new Vacuum Technology Inc. glove box. They will be using their system for the development and commercialization of Li-ion materials and battery technologies. We are proud to work with a company like Springpower International, and look forward to working with them in the future!
