NNF Commercialization Resources
Node POC for I&E: Jacob John, jjohn7@unl.edu, Steve Wignall, swignall4@unl.edu
Statement: NNF aims to be an internationally recognized center of excellence for nanoscale science and technology as part of NNCI.
- Engage new university and industry users in our region in fabrication and characterization.
- Provide critical assistance to companies and start-ups to benefit commercialization.
- Stimulate more and diverse students to enter engineering and science careers.
- Developing workforce including workforce for emergent quantum technologies
Getting Started: Visit this LINK to learn how you can start using NNF facilities.
Funding:
- SEED Grant Programs for External Users
- Campus Visits in MW States & SEED Grant
Resources:
- External Users Programs
- Proactive Outreach to Ext Univ & Ind
- Live Analysis Session via Skype
- External Users Programs
- Free 3-Days Equip. Train. for EU
- Industry Workshops
- NNF Tours & Discussions
- Training for Minority & NA Students
Features/Case Studies:
- NTEC-MUNI example: Katy Ayers/NNF
- Monolith Materials in Hallam, NE - “Monolith Materials has been pleased to work with NCMN scientists as we partner with NPPD in building a hydrogen-burning power plant in Hallam. The electron microscopy analysis of carbon nanoparticles is important for our company as we develop the technology to manufacture these nanoparticles for inks, paints, electronics, and UV absorbers.” Ned Hardman, Ph.D., Vice President, Product Development
- VISHAY - “The NNF has been an excellent resource for equipment and expertise to perform analysis that we do not have the capability to process. They have been able to identify materials that previously were left as unknown leaving the analysis incomplete. Recent analysis identified materials which gave direction to a root cause analysis that we would have been unable to identify without their help.” Greg Schneekloth, Sr. Eng. Supervisor for Mater. Lab, Vishay Intertechnology