1. National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network
Serving Nanoscale Science, Engineering and Technology
Sandip Tiwari, NNIN Director, Cornell University
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NNIN is an integrated, networked partnership of user facilities serving the equipment resource and process needs of the nanoscale science, engineering and technology communities
State-of-the-art facilities support all phases of nanoscale science and technology.
Over 900 individual process and characterization tools are available on an open basis
Over 150 experienced staff available to assist and instruct users at all levels
Ph.D. Technical Liaisons provide additional high level technical assistance
Technical consultation
Projects can be started in as short as 2 weeks time with minimal paperwork
Open to all: Academic, Government, and Industry
Intellectual property protection
Affordable costs
Quantum Structures
Nanofabrication Processes
Nanoscale Physics
Chemistry at the Nanoscale
Nanobiotechnology
Nanoparticles
Nano- and Microelectronics
Optics and Optoelectronics
Nano- and Micromechanics
Nano- and Microfluidics
Nanostructure Science
Molecular Scale Structures
Self-Assembled Structures
Molecular Electronics
Polymers
Nanocrystals
Nanocomposites
Bioengineering
Magnetics
Ferroelectrics
Soft Materials
Biophysics
Chemical Sensors
Geology/Earth Sciences
Education and Outreach
K-12 Educational Activities and Materials
Workshops and Short Courses
Research Experience For Undergraduates
Nanooze
Nanoexpress
iREU/2REU
Research Experience for Teachers
Laboratory Experience for Faculty
International Winter School (iWSG)
Topical Symposia
Tutorials and Training
Society and Ethics in Nanotechnology
Issues and Impacts Activities and Resources
Health and Safety Discussions and Public Forums
Technology Impact Workshops and Symposia
Economic Impact Historical Archive
Workforce Impact Surveys
Resource Allocation Case Studies
Equity and Diversity Curriculum Materials
Sustainability
Privacy
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