CBN Nano participates where the future of atomic fabrication is discussed, demonstrated, and shaped. Our conference presence connects technical achievement with scientific recognition, talent, and partnership opportunity.
Electron-induced dehydrogenation of acetylene and ethylene on Si(100) at 4 K, demonstrating C₂ formation and configurational switching — an additional tool for atomically precise fabrication.
A convergent triple-alkylation route to (hetero)adamantane scaffolds with tetrel (C, Si, Ge) bridgeheads — a breakthrough for accessing diamondoid molecular tools with interchangeable functional groups.
Accepted for publication in the American Chemical Society Journal of Organic Chemistry.
Long-lived sp and sp³ carbon radicals generated on Si(100) from germaadamantane tools via UV C–I bond scission and tracked by XPS — with reversible reiodination up to 100%, establishing controlled surface radical chemistry.
Positionally controlled additive (carbon donation) and subtractive (silicon abstraction) mechanosynthesis on crystalline Si(100) — manipulating radical chemistry with positional control in 3D.
C₂ units donated to pre-patterned sites on H:Si(100) — single-site donation, multi-site patterning, and stepwise polyyne assembly via successive C–C bond formation.
Tailored molecules on Si(100) image the probe apex — solving probe characterization — with both sides of the tunnel junction acting as reagents positioned with sub-ångström precision.
3D, silicon-specific “molecular tools” enabling out-of-plane radical chemistry on Si(100) — validated by SPM, XPS, and DFT.
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Targeted participation puts CBN Nano in front of specialised communities that can validate the science, strengthen the platform, and accelerate adoption.
Invited talks show that CBN Nano's technical perspective is increasingly relevant to researchers defining atomically precise fabrication.
Conference engagement creates pathways to research partnerships, commercial relationships, and specialised talent.
A growing roster of speakers and poster presenters demonstrates organisational capability beyond any single scientific voice.
Atomically Controlled Surfaces, Interfaces & Nanostructures.
12th International Conference on Multiscale Materials Modeling.
Presentation of recent additive and subtractive mechanosynthesis results.
39th European Conference on Surface Science.
27th International Conference on Non-Contact Atomic Force Microscopy.
Eight CBN Nano presenters contributed talks and posters on inverted-mode STM and mechanosynthesis.
Mechanosynthesis, hydrogen patterning on silicon, and low-temperature STM/AFM.
A public seminar hosted by Queen's University.
69th International Conference on Electron, Ion and Photon Beam Technology and Nanofabrication.
Invited scientific engagement documented in the 2026 conference highlights.
Invited scientific engagement documented in the 2026 conference highlights.
Talks and posters advancing silicon abstraction, C₂ donation, and molecular tool chemistry.
Invited scientific engagement documented in the 2026 conference highlights.
Talks and posters related to CBN Nano's atomically precise fabrication program.
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