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July 14, 2010
ADT Awarded Grant to develop the next generation of CMP pad conditioners.

June 30, 2010
VISIT ADT at SEMICON WEST, July 13-15, in the Extreme Electronics section, booth #2536.

June 21, 2010
ADT co-founder and Argonne scientist, Orlando Auciello, announced as Distinguished Fellow by the U.S. Department of Energy.

June 16, 2010
ADT publishes groundbreaking work in the May 2010 issue of the journal ACS Nano. Read the full press release here.

June 11, 2010
Neil Kane of Advanced Diamond Technologies testifies before House Subcommittee on improving technology transfer.

May 26, 2010
The prestigious journal Small publishes paper on extreme wear properties of NaDiaProbes.

May 19, 2010
ADT scientists co-author an article on the wear resistance of diamond nanoprobe tips in ACS Nano.

May 18, 2010
John Carlisle, CTO, to present "Diamond MEMS: from the lab to the foundry" at the MEMS CTO Meeting on June 21st in Anaheim, California.

May 11, 2010
Dr. Diane P. Hickey & Dr. John Carlisle of ADT discuss diamond advances for micro manufacturing in EuroAsia Semiconductor magazine.

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Application development for hard problems

Advanced Diamond Technologies (ADT) solves hard problems. Using our proprietary diamond technology, UNCD®, ADT is tackling some of the world’s most challenging issues - from water purification to anti-coagulation devices to biomedical sensors. The following are just a few examples of how ADT is solving the world’s hardest problems.


ELIMINATING BLOOD CLOTTING
using UNCD for implantable devices

Robert Jarvik, of JarvikHeart®, revolutionized the medical industry and, more importantly, has provided extended life to those being treated for severe heart failure. JarvikHeart has turned to ADT to use UNCD to reduce the risk of blood clotting in tiny channels of the infant heart assist devices, thereby reducing the need for blood thinning medications and improving patient safety.

 

DIAMOND MEMS BIOSENSORS for real-time sensing of chemical/biological threats

Soldiers in the field on today’s battlegrounds face increased risk from exposure to water-based biological and chemical attacks. Current sensor technology either works only in air or last only a short time in water. UNCD forms an extremely stable substrate for molecular detection, and ADT has been engaged by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) to create a diamond MEMS biosensor to detect water borne threats such as e. coli. Funding to date for this project has exceeded $5 million.

 

WATER PURIFICATION using UNCD diamond electrodes

As populations soar and natural resources become more valuable, treatment of commercial waste streams becomes more important. ADT is developing diamond electrodes to use in both bio MEMS sensors as well as components used for detoxifying extreme industrial waste streams.

 

 

NEXT GENERATION CMP pad conditioners and other 3-D diamond products

With the continuation of Moore’s law, both in regards to transistor size and reduction in price per chip, the tolerance for all processes are increasingly tight. ADT has been award a $150,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to develop a CMP Pad Conditioner appropriate for future nodes. Contact ADT to collaborate with us on this project.

 

 

DIAMOND RF MEMS for mobile wireless applications

Mobile wireless applications are becoming increasingly demanding – requiring higher frequencies (3G, 4G) and longer battery life. ADT is working with partners like MEMtronics to develop piezoelectric diamond RF MEMS filters to solve these commercially relevant problems.

 

 

INCREASING THE RELIABILITY of rotating equipment

Environmental disasters like the recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico highlights the importance of reliability in all industrial equipment. Using over $2 million of grants and funding, ADT has developed the revolutionary diamond UNCD Components product line to enhance reliability and increase energy efficiency for hydrodynamic bearings and pump seals.


 

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