As part of their research proposal, 2DCC US academic and government laboratory users can also request to access free of charge the following 2DCC related facilities:
Materials Characterization Lab |
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Fully-staffed, open access, analytical research facility charged with enabling research and educating the next generation of highly qualified researchers. Visit the MCL website |
Nanofabrication Lab |
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The facility is supported by a dedicated staff and world-class capabilities in the areas of deposition, etch, lithography, materials modification, and characterization. Visit the Nanofab website |
Materials Computation Center |
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Primary goal is to support researchers working in computer-based simulations of materials- across the various length and time scales. Visit the MCC website |
Low Temperature Measurement Laboratory (Penn State Physics Department) |
The Penn State Physics Department has user facilities for low temperature magnetometry and magnetotransport measurements available on a fee-for-use basis. This includes a multimode atomic force microscopy (AFM) / magnetic force microscopy (MFM) / scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) system, two superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID) magnetometers, three physical property measurement systems (PPMS) / magnetic property measurement systems (MPMS) systems for magneto-transport measurements over a temperature range from 50 mK - 300 K and magnetic fields from 0 - 8 T. For further information, contact Dr. Li-Chun Tung (lpt5154@psu.edu). |
