Nanotechnology Research Laboratories

The group is active in these research areas: Additive Nanomanufacturing; Optoelectronics of Phase Change Materials; Nanometrology; Nanoelectromechanical Systems (NEMS).

This 2-year course is offered by the University Centre of Instrumentation and Microelectronics (UCIM).

An NSF Materials Innovation Platform at Cornell for designing and creating new interface and quantum materials by design, with user facilities for molecular-beam epitaxy thin-film growth, electron microscopy and theory.

PARC collaborates with sponsors and clients to discover breakthrough business and technology concepts that solve real needs, and transform how enterprises deliver value to customers.

The mission of the PDI is to perform materials research, solid state physics, and nanotechnology on low-dimensional structures. Activities include nanofabrication and nanoanalytics.

A Swiss-based laboratory for micro and nanotechnology.

Nanofabrication and research laboratory of the Paul Scherrer Institute focused on the synergies of nanotechnology and quantum science, serving academic and industrial users.

A graduate school of materials research working on energy, electronic, and biomedical materials, with activity in battery nanomaterials, nanocrystals, and two-dimensional materials.

The 2DCC-MIP is a national user facility, supported by the National Science Foundation, that is focused on the development of two dimensional (2D) chalcogenides for applications in next generation electronics beyond silicon for digital circuits and flexible electronics. These materials include 2D transition metal dichalcogenide (TMD) films that are only a few atoms thick, topological insulator (TI) bismuth chalcogenide films that only conduct on the 2D surface, and multilayers of dissimilar chalcogenide films whose properties are dominated by 2D interfaces.

The Center for Atomically Thin Multifunctional Coatings (ATOMIC) is an NSF-supported center developing novel coating technologies and functionalities enabled by two-dimensional materials.

PennState's Center for Nanoscale Science was established as an NSF Materials Research Science and Engineering Center to carry out interdiciplinary and eductaional outreach in the areas of Molecular nanofabrication, Biomolecular Motors, and Collective Phenomena in Restricted Geometries

CNEU is the home of the Pennsylvania Nanofabrication Manufacturing Technology (NMT) Partnership and the National Science Foundation (NSF) Regional Center for Nanofabrication Manufacturing Education

The Center for Self-Assembled Organic Electronics (SOE), supported by the US Office of Naval Research, develops organic molecules that assemble at the nanoscale to enhance optoelectronic properties for next-generation solar energy conversion.

The mission of the Center for Two Dimensional and Layered Materials is to conduct leading international and multidisciplinary research on 2D layered materials aiming at finding new phenomena and applications, that could be transformed into high impact products. The center offers a unique, vertically integrated research education to graduate and undergraduate students, with extremely valuable components including state-of-the-art infrastructure, and research environment.

The Materials Characterization Laboratory is a fully staffed, open-access analytical facility at the Penn State Materials Research Institute, offering advanced nanoscale characterization including electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and spectroscopy.

The Penn State Nanofab offers expertise in 'top-down' (e.g. deposition, etching) and 'bottom up' (e.g. self-assembling films) nanofabrication.

The Mallouk group at PennState takes a building block or 'Lego' approach to the synthesis of interesting inorganic materials from the bottom up. Some of this research is very fundamental in nature and is designed to learn the rules of assembly of objects on the nanometer and micron length scales.

Prof. Donghai Wang's Energy Nanostructure Laboratory (E-Nano) focuses on nanomaterial development for clean energy technologies, such as batteries, solar cells, fuel cells, and environmental remediation.

The Nanotechnology minor is designed to help prepare students from diverse disciplines for careers in a broad range of industries innovating with nanotechnology. The minor builds on the singular strengths of Penn State's nanofabrication facilities including its class 1 and class 10 clean rooms, its faculty, and existing academic programs. The minor provides students with fundamental knowledge and skills in simulation, design, modeling, syntheses, characterization, properties, processing, manufacturing, and applications at the nano scale.

The PHANTOMS Foundation is a non-profit organisation, whose mission is to provide a platform of services and information for researchers active in Nanotechnology and Emerging Nanoelectronics in particular. This mission is accomplished by establishing a network of researchers that exchange experience and their latest results through several channels such as workshops, newsletters, WEB site, etc

The Photonics Group is part of the Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering at Aalto University. The group studies electrical and optical properties of nanomaterials for photonic and optoelectronic applications and is located in the Micronova Research Center.

This Aalto University group focuses on surface engineering and thin films, developing materials with enhanced functional properties for sensors, energy storage, high-performance tool coatings, coated components and new applications. Research areas include hybrid nanocarbon thin films for biosensing, hybrid materials based on nanocellulose and carbon nanotube/diamond-like carbon thin films, and functional thin films made by physical vapor deposition and ALD.

This European consortium explores computing inside a single molecule using atomic scale technologies.

Quantum mechanics lies at the core of many of today's technologies as well as ongoing scientific discoveries and future innovations. The Pittsburgh Quantum Institute was established in 2012 to help unify and promote research in quantum science and engineering in the Pittsburgh area. PQI members have faculty appointments from Carnegie Mellon University, Duquesne University and the University of Pittsburgh in physics, chemistry and engineering disciplines. On this site you can find research profiles of PQI members, read about the latest research achievements, learn about PQI seminars and other events, and find connections to related centers in the Pittsburgh area.

EU-funded research project that aims to make plasmonics a key element in the future of the European photonics industry.