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Photoresist formulation

The light-sensitive chemistry that turns a projected pattern into a circuit. Overwhelmingly Japanese, and qualified factory by factory.

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  1. Research30 (Computed: Items per stage = papers, preprints and grants collected for the bottleneck whose relevance score is 2 or more, placed on a stage by the rule in lib/science.ts; judgements are counted separately.)+2 (Computed: Items first collected in the last 7 days whose publication or award date is within the last 30 days.) new
  2. Lab16 (Computed: Items per stage = papers, preprints and grants collected for the bottleneck whose relevance score is 2 or more, placed on a stage by the rule in lib/science.ts; judgements are counted separately.)+3 (Computed: Items first collected in the last 7 days whose publication or award date is within the last 30 days.) new
  3. Pilot1 (Computed: Items per stage = papers, preprints and grants collected for the bottleneck whose relevance score is 2 or more, placed on a stage by the rule in lib/science.ts; judgements are counted separately.)
  4. Early0 (Computed: Items per stage = papers, preprints and grants collected for the bottleneck whose relevance score is 2 or more, placed on a stage by the rule in lib/science.ts; judgements are counted separately.)
  5. Scale0 (Computed: Items per stage = papers, preprints and grants collected for the bottleneck whose relevance score is 2 or more, placed on a stage by the rule in lib/science.ts; judgements are counted separately.)

judged, with a citation claimed, no citationNumber: papers, preprints and grants the feeds collected — unreviewed

Searched for “photoresist”, “EUV resist”, “metal oxide resist”, “chemically amplified resist” in titles and abstracts.

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Applied / lab — readiness 3 to 4 of the nine-point scale. Evidence it takes: A paper reporting a device, process or material made and measured in a laboratory; an applied or SBIR Phase I grant; a patent.

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