Quantum Confined Semiconductor Nanostructures: 2002 Mrs Fall Meeting, Boston, Ma, Vol. 737

Continued progress in nanoscale engineering, as well as an improved understanding of the physical phenomena at the nanometer scale, have contributed to the rapid development of novel nanostructured semiconducting materials and nanodevices. Using both "top-down and "bottom-up approaches, novel semiconductor structures can be fabricated with sub-nanometer accuracy and precisely controlled electronic and optical properties. The immense technological potential and new exciting physics have stimulated increasing interest in semiconductor nanostructures over the past several years. This volume contains papers from two symposia held at the 2002 MRS Fall Meeting in Boston (Symposium E, "Physics and Technology of Semiconductor Quantum Dots, and Symposium F, "Nanocrystalline Semiconductor Materials and Devices), brought together here to provide a single comprehensive overview of recent progress and future directions in nanoscale semiconductor research. Fields ranging from materials science to physics, chemistry, electrical and microelectronic engineering, circuit design, and more, are represented.Klimov, Victor I. is the author of 'Quantum Confined Semiconductor Nanostructures: 2002 Mrs Fall Meeting, Boston, Ma, Vol. 737', published 2003 under ISBN 9781558996748 and ISBN 1558996745.