This week I wrote 122 jobs, running for 115.9 hours

This week I wrote 113 jobs, running for 86.5 hours

This week I wrote 87 jobs, running for 78.3 hours

One of the papers Boon published while working in the JWNC was some impressive EBL of a plasmonic filter on a CMOS photodiode, for biosensing applications pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

This week I wrote 79 jobs, running for 82.5 hours

Here's ASML snapping up another #JWNCAlumni - well done Thomas! linkedin.com/posts/thomas-s…

8 hour stability check complete. Maximum variation over 60 mins: Beam Current: 0.15 % X position: 13.2 nm Y position: 18.1 nm Room Temp: 0.009 °C

'Ministers are to launch a 10-year programme to invest £2.5bn in quantum computing, aiming to keep the UK competitive in one of the world’s fastest- moving fields of technology'. University of Glasgow and JWNC are ready to contribute! ft.com/content/900ba4…

Excited to build on the embedded expertise and skill JWNC to foster our engineering capability in #superconducting and #photonic #integrated #quantum #circuits UofG Engineering

This week I wrote 77 jobs, running for 97.4 hours

Electron Beam Lithography training days at the JWNC. 18h of seminars and practical work on getting the least from Glasgow University EBPG

Our Hitachi Electron Microscope 8240 producing beautiful images as always 🤩 This is a check of our LOR/S1805 lift-off process, good for features down to ~2µm. Of course, a microscope is only as good as the operator. Image credit: Eve

This week I wrote 97 jobs, running for 103 hours

EBL training days. Stephen/Kevin/Paul sharing over 70 years combined experience. Talks on EBL fundamentals, tool architecture, data preparation, proximity correction, and much more