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Innovation at the Nanoscale

At Penn State, nearly one hundred research groups are engaged in high-impact science and engineering at the nanoscale. The Nanofab provides specialized instruments and experienced, highly trained technical staff who support researchers in areas that reflect our faculty strengths, including sputter deposition, atomic layer deposition, thin film piezoelectrics, two-dimensional materials, CMOS and MEMs.

Technical capabilities that set the Nanofab apart include e-beam lithography of nanoscale features on curved surfaces and the ability to integrate non-traditional electronic materials, such as complex oxides, chalcogenides, graphene etc., into complex structures. The laboratory has world-class capabilities in the area of deposition, etch, lithography and material modification.

Semiconductors, Electronics, Devices for freeform electronics and optoelectronics Flexible Electronic Sensor
Nano- Nanobio Systems for Health devices and sensors for medical applications 2d material for medical sensors
Energy Efficiency, Ferroelectric Nano- and Microelectronics low-power, non-volatile ferroelectric memory Energy Efficiency, Nano- and Microelectronics
Micro-mechanical Systems (MEMS) shape-morphing materials for sensing Micro- mechanical systems
Quantum quantum packaging, systems, and materials Quantum packaging

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  • Semiconductors, Electronics, Devices
  • Ferroelectric Nano- and Microelectronics
  • Micro-mechanical Systems (MEMS)
  • Nano- Nanobio Systems for Health
  • Quantum

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