Nanofoundry
The UND Nanofoundry will launch in 2023.
UND Nanofoundry has been funded by the State of North Dakota as a part of UND’s Space Education and Research Initiative. The main motivation behind the investment is to enhance the University’s capabilities to pursue, secure and execute projects funded by both federal and private funding agencies. This initiative will generate extensive opportunities in research, training, and education for a broad range of colleges, schools, programs, faculty, and undergraduate and graduate students.
Work is underway on site at the Tech Accelerator, future home of the UND Nanofoundry.
Faculty Expertise and Research Areas
- nuri.oncel@UND.edu
- 701.777.3529
- julia.zhao@UND.edu
- 701.777.3610
- alena.kubatova@UND.edu
- 701.777.0348
- binglin.sui@UND.edu
- 701.777.2741
Facility & Equipment Capabilities
- ISO-6 (Class 1,000) cleanroom located at UND Tech Accelerator. The major instrumentation
includes:
- E-beam Lithography (Raith e-LINE Plus)
- Maskless Aligner (Raith PicoMaster 100)
- Plasma Cleaner (PVA Ion Wave 10)
- Cryogenic 6-Probe Station (Lake Shore CRX-VF) with 2.5 T vertical magnetic field
- Stylus Profiler (Bruker DektakXT)
- E-beam and Thermal Deposition System (Angstrom Engineering)
- Optical Microscope (Nikon Eclipse LV150N)
- Transmission Electron Microscope (Talos F200X) (Witmer Hall)
- Size Exclusion Chromatography - Multi-Angle Light Scattering system (SEC-MALS) (Abbott Hall)
- Thermoelectric Measurement System (Linseis LSR-3) (Abbott Hall)