International Business Machines Corporation

Globalfoundries Inc.

Yen L Lim

Jeffrey P Gambino

John J Ellis-Monaghan

Thomas J Dunbar

Kristin M Ackerson

Jed Hickory Rankin

Darshana N Bhagat

James William Adkisson

Mark David Jaffe

Robert K Leidy

Panglijen Candra

Eva A Shah

Polina A Razina

Eva S Holmes

A method includes forming a hardmask over one or more gate structures. The method further includes forming a photoresist over the hardmask. The method further includes forming an opening in the photoresist over at least one of the gate structures. The method further includes stripping the hardmask that is exposed in the opening and which is over the at least one of the gate structures. The method further includes removing the photoresist. The method further includes providing a halo implant on a side of the least one of the at least one of the gate structures.

Semiconductor devices with asymmetric halo implantation and method of manufacture

A biosensor capacitor, including a dielectric layer; a first metal layer in the dielectric layer; a passivation layer over the dielectric layer and the first metal layer; an isolation layer over the passivation layer; a probe DNA electrode connected to the first metal layer; a counter electrode connected to the first metal layer wherein the counter electrode forms an enclosure around the probe DNA electrode; and a bond pad connected to the first metal layer.

Biosensor capacitor

a method comprises forming a hardmask over one or more gate structures. The method further comprises forming a photoresist over the hardmask. The method further comprises forming an opening in the photoresist over at least one of the gate structures. The method further comprises stripping the hardmask that is exposed in the opening and which is over the at least one of the gate structures. The method further comprises removing the photoresist. The method further comprises providing a halo implant on a side of the at least one of the gate structures.

A biosensor with a microfluidic structure surrounded by an electrode and methods of forming the electrode around the microfluidic structure of the biosensor are provided. A method includes forming a gate or electrode in a first layer. The method further includes forming a trench in a second layer. The method further includes forming a first metal layer in the trench such that the first metal layer is in electrical contact with the gate or the electrode. The method further includes forming a sacrificial material in the trench. The method further includes forming a second metal layer over the sacrificial material and in contact with the first metal layer. The method further includes removing the sacrificial material such that a microfluidic channel is formed surrounded by the first and the second metal layers.

Biosensors integrated with a microfluidic structure

Systems and methods simultaneously form first openings and second openings in a substrate. The first openings are formed smaller than the second openings. The method also simultaneously forms a first material in the first openings and the second openings. The first material fills the first openings, and the first material lines the second openings. The method forms a second material different than the first material in the second openings. The second material fills the second openings. The method forms a plurality of integrated circuit structures over the first material and the second material within the second openings. The method applies mechanical stress to the substrate to cause the substrate to split along the first openings.

Self-dicing chips using through silicon vias

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