Shared Research Facilities provide students and researchers with the opportunity to use cutting-edge materials, science and engineering equipment. We are open to all researchers, including researchers at government laboratories and industries. Our staff provide training, guidance and assistance in operating the instruments and perform routine maintenance.
Our five primary facilities that operate on the Downtown and Evansdale campuses are designed to help researchers pursue interdisciplinary work on nano-enabled science, engineering, biology and medicine.
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The BioNano Research Facility consists of equipment on Evansdale and Downtown campuses that facilitate research at the intersection of biology and nanomaterials. Funded by a National Science Foundation grant.
The Facility Manager is 
The cleanroom, located in the Engineering Sciences Building, is the key laboratory for fabricating electrical and photonic devices. This suite of labs consists of 2,100 square feet of clean space and accompanying support spaces. The clean spaces include class 100, class 1,000 and two class 10,000 rooms. The facility is capable of photo- and e-beam lithography, wet chemical processing, metallization and deposition, reactive ion etching, and thermal processing. The Cleanroom Manager is 
The Electron Microscopy Facility is located in the Engineering Sciences Building (ESB). Its laboratories are fundamental for structural analyses of different nanostructures, going from bulk samples to biological. The Electron Microscopy facility manager is 
