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Issue 59
This month we have several exciting things to share with you! Check out our new webinar series, new resources, industry news and more, below.
Giving Tuesday
Consider a gift to nanoHUB
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With a donation, you’re helping us keep this invaluable resource available to our growing community. You can make a difference.
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Upcoming Events
Teaching and learning with the MIT Atomic Scale Modeling Toolkit's classical and quantum atomic modeling applications
We’re excited to announce our new Winter 2023 Series – Teaching with nanoHUB! You’re invited to attend our first session. It will explore the MIT Atomic-Scale Modeling Toolkit with Dr. Enrique Guerrero. He will demonstrate more advanced features and compute phonon and Raman spectra using density functional perturbation theory.
Date and time
Wednesday, December 7, 2022 from 12 – 1 PM EST
Register here
Micromagnetic simulation of magnetic nanowires (MNW) using OOMMF to predict heating ability
The second webinar in our Teaching with nanoHUB Winter 2023 series will feature the OOMMF: Object Oriented MicroMagnetic Framework tool with Yicong Chen. Yicong is a Ph.D Candidate in Prof. Beth Stadler’s lab at the University of Minnesota whose research focuses on the Micromagnetic simulation of magnetic nanowires using OOMMF. More webinar details will be available soon on the nanoHUB Events page, and you can register now at the link below.
Date and time
Wednesday, January 11, 2023 from 1:30 – 2:30 PM EST
Register here
New Resources on nanoHUBA Condensed Matter Physics class and a Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) with the MIT Atomic-Scale Modeling Toolkit
In this presentation, Dr. David Strubbe of the University of California, Merced, discusses how he has been using the MIT Atomic-Scale Modeling Toolkit as a part of his undergraduate and graduate class on condensed matter physics. Dr. Strubbe demonstrates how he used the simulation tools to help students understand condensed matter physics and ultimately make their own contribution to research.
This presentation is part 1, part 2 can be viewed below (Interactive Modeling of Materials with Density Functional Theory Using the Quantum ESPRESSO Interface within the MIT Atomic-Scale Modeling Toolkit.)
Interactive Modeling of Materials with Density Functional Theory Using the Quantum ESPRESSO Interface within the MIT Atomic Scale Modeling Toolkit
Semiconductor News
Science special issue: 75 years of transistors
Check out the latest issue of Science. It touches on the history of transistor technology over the last 75 years.
This special issue also includes a perspective by Dr. Mark Lundstrom, the founding director of nanoHUB, and Dr. Muhammad A. Alam, Jai N. Gupta Professor of Electrical Engineering at Purdue University: Moore’s law: The journey ahead.
Learn more about nanoHUB's Semiconductor Workforce Development resources.
Check out some of their resources on transistors and semiconductors on nanoHUB:
nanoHUB Updates
New Navigation Menu
You may have noticed a few changes to the nanoHUB navigation menu. We condensed menu items to help you quickly and easily find the material you are looking for on nanoHUB.
Please take a moment to share your thoughts on these changes and any ideas you have to further improve navigation on nanoHUB via our contact us form.
Do you have a suggestion or nanoHUB success story you'd like to share? Use our Contact Us form and you may see your submission in a future newsletter!
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