Gordon Moore's 1965 prediction of continued semiconductor device down-scaling and circuit up-scaling has become a self-fulfilling prophesy.  Open source code development and sharing of the process modeling software SUPREM and the circuit modeling software SPICE ultimately transitioned into all electronic design software packages that power today's 280 billion dollar semiconductor industry.Can we duplicate such multi-disciplinary software, leading to true economic impact?  What technologies might advance such a process?  How can we deliver such software to a broad audience?  How can we teach the next-generation engineers and scientists on the latest research software? This presentation will show how nanoHUB.org addresses these questions.By serving a community of 240,000 users in the past 12 months with an ever-growing collection of 3,100 resources, including over 260 simulation tools, nanoHUB.org has established itself as �the world's largest nanotechnology user facility� [1].[1] Quote by Mikhail Roco, Senior Advisor for Nanotechnology, National Science Foundation.

Mythbusting scientific knowledge transfer with nanoHUB.org: Collaborative research and dissemination with quantifiable impact on research and education

245th National Meeting (2013)

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