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WEBINAR | Nanoscale Prototyping with Advanced SEM Capabilities

Transform your scanning electron microscope into a nanoprototyping powerhouse with Tescan’s Nanoprototyping Toolbox.

Nov 20, 2025 9 AM & 5 PM CET; 3 AM & 11 AM ET

In this joint webinar, experts from Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK) and Tescan will demonstrate how the SEM can evolve from an imaging instrument into a fully capable nanoprototyping tools for advanced nanofabrication.

Attendees will explore how Python scripting, electron-beam lithography, and beam-induced deposition and etching work together within Tescan’s Nanoprototyping Toolbox — featuring the EBL kit, FIB-SEM Expert PI, and DrawBeam modules combined with OptiGIS gas delivery system

 

What will you learn:

  • Understand how to transform your SEM into a platform for direct-write nanoprototyping.

  • Learn to apply Python scripting and automation for customized, efficient workflows.

  • Gain practical guidance on electron-beam lithography, deposition, and etching techniques.

  • See real examples of how Tescan’s Nanoprototyping Toolbox enables creativity and precision at the nanoscale.

 

This webinar is for:
professionals and researchers involved in nanotechnology, materials science, and advanced microscopy. It will be especially valuable for:

  • PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers pursuing nanoscale fabrication or prototyping.

  • Assistant professors and research scientists exploring new approaches to SEM-based nanofabrication.

  • Nanofabrication and process integration engineers developing or optimizing nanoscale devices.

  • Electron microscopy specialists seeking to extend SEM capabilities beyond imaging into direct-write fabrication.

 

Meet the speakers

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Alessandro Cian

Physicist with a background in condensed matter physics from the University of Trieste, currently works as a researcher with a focus on lithographic platforms and expertise in micro- and nanofabrication at the Center for Sensors & Devices of Fondazione Bruno Kessler. In order to facilitate the development of sensing technologies, he develops and optimizes UV, electron beam (EBL), and ion beam (IBL) lithography processes.

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Milos Hrabovsky

Physicist with a master’s degree in applied physics, currently works as Product Marketing Manager for Nanoprototyping at Tescan, with a focus on electron and ion beam patterning, deposition, and etching processes, as well as automation through scripting. Leveraging prior experience as an R&D Application Specialist in electron beam lithography and focused ion beam patterning, he brings extensive expertise in SEM/FIB applications for nanofabrication. 

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