3.155/6.152 Micro/Nano Processing Tech
Fall 2010
Instructors: Leslie A Kolodziejski, Jurgen Michel, Scott Poesse, Harlan Breindel
TAs: Sheila P. Nabanja, Denise Stewart
Lecture:
MW2.30-4
(32-124)
Office Hours: T4:30-5:30
(36-297)
Information:
Announcements
Analog Devices Field Triip: TODAY, Details here!
Good Morning Everyone,
Today is our field trip to Analog Devices in Wilmington, MA. Let's meet at my office, room 36-287 promptly at 2:30pm. I will be driving the RLE van and Jurgen will be driving his car. Once we all arrive, we can pile into the cars and head out. If for some reason you can no longer go on our field trip, please contact me so that we don't wait for you.
btw: I think we will be back by 5-5:50pm this afternoon.
I am looking forward to our trip. See you shortly and have a great morning.
Leslie
Announced on 08 December 2010 9:41 a.m. by Leslie A Kolodziejski
Microfluidics Presentation in 34-401A today at 2:30pm
Announced on 06 December 2010 1:38 p.m. by Leslie A Kolodziejski
12/6 Microfluidics Presentation Schedule
Announced on 04 December 2010 12:25 a.m. by Harlan Breindel
Intellectual Property Lecture TODAY
Good Morning to you All,
Today we will have our advanced topic lecture about intellectual property and patents. Our guests have asked that we really have a discussion rather than a lecture. They are most interested in answering any/all questions that you have about this very important and complex topic. Therefore, take some time today to come up with some questions to get the discussion going. After the discussion about patents, Harlan will give a short lecture about preparing technical presentations to help you with the final lab report on microfluidics. This lecture will begin around 3:30pm.
Until class, I hope you have a great day.
Leslie
BTW: the website is open for our class evaluation, so you can make your comments at any time.
Announced on 01 December 2010 8:59 a.m. by Leslie A Kolodziejski
Class Evaluation for Underground Guide
Good Morning Class,
Tonight the website for the Course VI Underground Guide will become live and provides an opportunity for you to offer your feedback and evaluation of our class this semester. Your feedback is very helpful to the staff to continuously improve our class and hence I hope that you will take a couple minutes to visit the website to provide your comments. The website is at: https://sixweb.mit.edu/student/evaluate/6.152-f2010
I thank you in advance for contributing your ideas and comments regarding our class.
Have a great day, Leslie
BTW: The staff cannot access any comments regarding our class until after all grades are submitted.
Announced on 30 November 2010 10:32 a.m. by Leslie A Kolodziejski