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Individually Dispersed Nanoparticles formed by Gas Evaporation Method and their Applications

Mr Massaaki Oda, Nanoparticle Application Department

Ulvac Corporation, Japan

This presentation was given at Printed Electronics Asia 2007 on Sep 11, 2007.

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Speaker Biography

Born in 1949 in Japan

Education School:

Nagoya University Graduate School The Faculty of Technology

Master's Degree of Applied Physics

Degree/Year/Month:

Ph.D / 1986 / Oct.

1973 Development of Metal Ultra Fine Particles for Magnetic Recording in Vacuum Metallurgical Co.ltd in ULVAC Group.

1981 Research and Development of Ultra Fine Particle Formation by Gas Evaporation Method in ERATO Project of Japanese R&D Corporation.

1986 Development of New Products using Ultra Fine Particles in Vacuum Metallurgical Co.ltd in ULVAC Group.

2000 Development of New Products using Individually Dispersed Nanoparticles in ULVAC Corporate Center.

Company Profile

ULVAC is a leading global supplier of production systems, instrumentation, pumps and vacuum components used in the semiconductor, flat panel display, disk/magnetic media, and industrial manufacturing markets. More information is available at www.ulvac.co.jp/eng/.

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