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PINSE brings coherence to the University's research efforts in the field of nanoscale science. Read More
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Dr. Hong Koo Kim uses the NFCF to study nano-optics, nano-electronics, and nanosystems-on-a-chip.  Read More
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The NFCF operates in both user mode and service mode.  Read More
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Nanoscience is an emerging field that investigates the phenomena at the nanometer scale to develop materials, devices, and systems.   Read More
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The NFCF contains E-Beam, Optical, Dual Beam, Nano Imprint, and DipPen Lithography.  Read More
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Each user has the opportunity to receive extensive training on any instrument in the NFCF.  Read More
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Collaboration, Innovation, and Service are the three tenets behind all research done within the Institute.  Read More

NFCF is designed to support fabrication and characterization of nanoscale materials and structures, and integration of devices at all length scales. The facility houses advanced equipment with core nano-level (20 nm or below) capability for fabrication and characterization, including electron-beam lithography system, dual-beam system, plasma etching, thin film deposition, TEM, multifunctional scanning probe station, modular XRD, etc.