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July
1, 2009
Fairfax, Virginia -
LT
Technologies, LLC. (LTT) has received a Small
Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Phase IIB
Grant from the National Science Foundation. The
Phase II funding will
help fund the continued development and commercialization of LTT's
state-of-the-art microwave technology for RTP of semiconductors.
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September
30, 2007
Chantilly,
Virginia - LT Technologies and Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute jointly received a NSF SBIR
Phase IIR Grant. The grant was awarded
to fund research work related to the fabrication
of high-performance SiC p-i-n diode and n-MOSFET
devices based on microwave-based RTP techniques.
This grant represents a significant opportunity to
advance the use of microwave-based RTP technology
in the fabrication of wide-bandgap
semiconductors.
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July 24,
2007
Herndon, Virginia - CIT GAP Funds Invests in
LT Technologies
The Center for Innovative Technology (CIT) today
announced that CIT GAP Funds is investing
in LT Technologies, LLC (LTT) to advance next
generation semiconductor technologies. LT
Technologies of Chantilly will use the investment
to finance further research and development,
commercialization and marketing of its
break-through microwave technology and products in
the semiconductor rapid thermal processing and
bonding markets.
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March
3, 2007
Fairfax, Virginia -
LT
Technologies, LLC. (LTT) has received a Small
Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Phase II
grant from the National Science Foundation. The
Phase II funding will
help fund the continued development of LTT's
state-of-the-art solid-state microwave technology
for short-duration, high-temperature thermal
annealing of compound semiconductors.
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February
1, 2006
Fairfax, Virginia - LT Technologies (A.K.A. NanoAIM) has
been selected as a member of the Wharton Initiation Program.
The company was also a recipient of the Wharton Snider Seed
Award.
January 1, 2006
Fairfax, Virginia
- LT Technologies (LTT) has received a Small Business
Innovative Research (SBIR) Phase I grant from
the National Science Foundation. The Phase I funding
will help fund the development of LTT's state-of-the-art
solid-state microwave technology for short-duration,
high-temperature thermal annealing of compound
semiconductors.
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