Nanotechnology

1. Introduction (G. Timp); 2. Nano-electronics for Advanced Computation and Communication (G. Timp, R.E. Howard, and P.M. Mankiewich); 3. Nanostructures in Motion: Micro-Instruments for Moving Nanometer-Scale Objects (N.C. MacDonald); 4. Limits of Conventional Lithography (D.M. Tennant); 5. Fabrication of Atomially Controlled Nanostructures and Their Device Application (H. Sakaki); 6. Chemical Approaches to Semiconductor Nanocrystals and Nanocrystal Materials (Louis Brus); 7. Nanotechnology in Carbon Materials (M.S. Dresselhaus, G. Dresselhaus, and R. Saito); 8. Self-Assembly and Self-Assembled Monolayers in Micro- and Nanofabrication (James L. Wilbur and George M. Whitesides); 9. Biocatalytic Synthesis of Polymers of Precisely Defined Structures (Timothy J. Deming, Vincent P. Conticello, and David A. Tirell); 10. Atom Optics: Uisng Light to Positron Atoms (Jabez J McClelland and Mara Prentiss); 11. From The Bottom Up: Building Things with Atoms (Don Eigler); 12. Physical Properties of Nanometer-Scale Magnets (David D. Awschalom and Stephan von Molnar; 13. Single-Electron Transport Through a Quantum Dot (Leo P. Kouwenhoven and Paul L. McEuen); 14. Chaos in Ballistic Nanostructures: Part I-Theory (Harold U. Baranger); Part II: Experiment (R.M. Westervelt); 15. Semiconducting and Superconducting Physics Devices in the InAs/AlSb Materials System (Herbert Kroemer and Evelyn Hu)