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nano@stanford
nano@Stanford provides access to world-leading facilities and expertise in nanoscale science and engineering for internal users and for external users from academic, industrial, and government labs.
Primary University: Stanford University
Getting Started
- Visit the nano@stanford website at https://nanolabs.stanford.edu/
- Review the available facilities to find those suitable for your needs.
- Once selected, visit the facility website and follow the “Join” instructions.
- Work with the facility staff to complete safety and instrument training.
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![SNF staff Maurice Stevens works on the Thermco furnace. The SNF Thermco furnace can heat up to 1100 degrees Celsius. Thermco](/sites/default/files/images/Thermco%20-%20Maurice.jpg)
SNF staff Maurice Stevens works on the Thermco furnace. The SNF Thermco furnace can heat up to 1100 degrees Celsius.
![Stanford Nanofabrication Facility staff member examines a finished micronic mask maker. Credit Linda A. Cicero / Stanford News Service SNF Mask](/sites/default/files/images/SNF%20-%20Mask.jpg)
Stanford Nanofabrication Facility staff member examines a finished micronic mask maker. Credit Linda A. Cicero / Stanford News Service
![Stanford Nano Shared Facilities. Senior research scientist Rich Tiberio prepares to use the Nova NanoSEM electron microscope. Credit: Linda A. Cicero / Stanford News Service SEM](/sites/default/files/images/SEM_0.jpg)
Stanford Nano Shared Facilities. Senior research scientist Rich Tiberio prepares to use the Nova NanoSEM electron microscope. Credit: Linda A. Cicero / Stanford News Service