Nanotechnology Research Laboratories

The following Technion academic units participate in this interdisciplinary program: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology and Food Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Medicine, Materials Engineering and Bio-medical Engineering.

Nanoelectronics- characterization and fabrication.

TEKNIKER is a technological center set up as a private not-for-profit foundation to help the industrial sector to increase its innovative capacity by means of generating and applying technology and knowledge in order to be more competitive. Expertise includes nanoimprint lithography for fabric engineering, vapor-phase deposition coatings, and nanostructuring of coatings.

Tel Aviv University has launched the first interdisciplinary university research institute for nanoscience and nanotechnology in Israel, with a multimillion investment. Over 40 groups actively conduct leading research in electronics, physics, chemistry, biotech and medicine, developing more than 85 specific and interdisciplinary projects.

The lab develops optical imaging, spectroscopy, and single-molecule detection methods for genomics and biomarker research, combining advanced microscopy with nanotechnology tools to study DNA, cells, chromosomes, and molecular-level biological processes.

The Wolfson Applied Materials Research Centre is a shared materials characterization facility within the Tel Aviv University Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, providing high-resolution electron microscopy, surface analysis and metrology for academic and industrial researchers.

The focal point for materials research at Temple University, coordinating shared experimental and computational facilities across research thrusts that include nanomaterials and plasmonics.

The group's research spans diverse fields, including materials science, chemistry, stem cells biology and additive biomanufacturing. Specifically, the lab is developing biomimetic nanomaterials with native interface tissue-like gradient in physical and chemical properties, integrating advanced micro- and nano- fabrication technologies to mimic native interface tissue architecture and directing stem cell behavior to obtain regionalized tissue constructs in vitro and in vivo.

The PNC Lab is the research group of Professor Jaime Grunlan and is interested in nanostructure and microstructure of particle-polymer systems.

The Advanced Composites Laboratory studies cost-effective methods for dispersing nanoparticles in polymers and nanocomposites, including engineered nanomaterials such as carbon nanotubes and carbon nanofibers.

The Advanced Energy Materials Laboratory studies the synthesis, structure and properties of nanomaterials used for electrochemical energy storage and conversion devices, including batteries, fuel cells and electrolyzers.

The Betancourt group develops functional, stimuli-responsive biomaterials at the nano-, micro- and macroscale to detect, diagnose, monitor and treat cancer and other diseases. Research includes polymeric nanoparticles for molecular imaging, drug delivery and light-triggered therapeutic strategies.

The Cai Nanocarbon Group focuses on carbon nanomaterials, organic synthesis, supramolecular chemistry and crystallography, including fullerene and metallofullerene chemistry.

The Zhu Lab synthesizes and explores functional nanoparticles, including semiconductor nanocrystals, quantum dots, metals and metal oxides, with applications in photocatalysis, optoelectronics, photovoltaics and nano-patterned devices.

The Nanomaterials Application Center coordinates, facilitates, and participates in nanoscience and nanoengineering applications and expedites commercialization of inventions.

MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms is an ambitious interdisciplinary initiative that is looking beyond the end of the Digital Revolution to ask how a functional description of a system can be embodied in, and abstracted from, a physical form.

The center aims at providing the competitive edge in biology-inspired materials research for scientists, enterprises and public associations.

The Théato Research Group at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology works on new synthesis methods for polymers, functional polymers, surface chemistry, nanomaterials and materials science. The group develops synthetic toolboxes using polymerization and post-polymerization modification techniques.

A joint CNRS, Grenoble INP and Université Grenoble Alpes public research laboratory focused on microelectronics and integrated systems architecture, including design, test and reliable RF and mixed-signal systems.

Research activities at the Ohno Lab cover the areas of preparation, characterization and application of compound semiconductor quantum structures for high speed devices.

The center consists of several individual research groups and labs that deal with nano-related research.

The Samukawa Lab conducts research on ways to generate charged particles (positive and negative ions, electrons) and neutral particles (atoms/molecules) and associated acceleration technologies (including beam technologies), as well as research on particle flow and the latest bio-nano processes.

MNTC encompasses all fields from molecular level mechanism analysis to medical application. Specifically, MNTC's research focuses on functional ultra-thin polymer films (films with thickness of under 100 nm). The cooperative medical, physics, and engineering organization utilizes the features unique to the 'structure of the plane' created when polymers are formed into ultra-thin films, and applies these to medical technologies.

Studies carbon nanotubes, graphene and other low-dimensional nanomaterials, including molecules confined inside nanotubes and one-dimensional transition-metal materials, using spectroscopy and electron microscopy.

A research division dedicated to carbon nanotubes and graphene, combining theory and experiment to study their properties and develop nanocarbon materials and devices.