[labnetwork] Device design and simulation tools

[Rob Knobel]

That sounds a lot like what CMC Microsystems does in Canada.  They take
federal government money and supply design and simulation tools to the
micro/nano community at universities in Canada.  They also broker
fabrication runs at industrial foundries.  Check them out at www.cmc.ca,
and you should be able to see what they offer.

Hope that helps,
Rob

Robert Knobel  Ph.D. P.Eng.
Associate Professor, Department of Physics, Engineering Physics and
Astronomy
Queen's University,
64 Bader Lane
Kingston Ontario Canada
(P) 613-533-2672 (F) 613-533-6463



On Sat, Sep 22, 2012 at 10:37 PM, Dwayne Kirk <dwayne.kirk at monash.edu>wrote:

> Dear Labnetwork,
>
> Our federal government has allocated funds to us for purposes of
> establishing a design/simulation platform (software licensing, IT
> networking, docking to high performance computing, design expertise,
> etc) to underpin micro/nano R&D in Australia.  In theory, we will be
> looking to support a number of fields such as microfluidics,
> nanoelectronics, bio/nano, materials and so forth.
>
> Looking for models, can anyone provide information for where a suite
> of design capabilities may have been implemented in the US or Europe
> for broad access by their micro/nano community?
>
> I will be happy to supply more details offline if this project is of
> interest to you.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Dwayne.
>
>
> Dwayne Kirk    BAppSci, ADMgmt, PhD, MAICD
>
> Managing Director
> Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication
> 151Wellington Road, Clayton 3168
> Australia
> W: http://nanomelbourne.com
>
> Node Director - Victoria
> Australian National Fabrication Facility
> W: http://ANFF.org.au
>
> Ph: +61 (3) 9902 4049
> M:  +61 (4) 2570 3950
> E:  dwayne.kirk at monash.edu
>
> Executive Assistant: Maree Richardson
> Ph: +61 (3) 9902 4073
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