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is a user facility providing rapid access to state-of-the-art equipment for academia and industry, to enable nanoscience research. Research activity at is limited only by the interests and imagination of our users. Our expertise includes:
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can advance your project! A workshop on Nanoscale Epitaxial Semiconductor Structures (NESS) was held September 26-27, 2007 immediately following the North American Molecular Beam Epitaxy (NAMBE) Conference. Co-sponsored by NNIN and the DOE Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies, the workshop focused on the epitaxial growth, characterization and device results of nanoscale epitaxial structures. Fifty-three researchers from across the nation (and one from Cambridge, England) attended the workshop, plus 6 UNM students. Participants listened to 15 papers and toured NNIN facilities at UNM. Between January 11-13, 2006, UNM's Department of Earth and
Planetary Sciences hosted a workshop, Nanoscale Processes in the Earth
and Planetary Sciences (NANOPEPS). This brought together interested researchers
working on earth and planetary materials to review and discuss the current
state of the art of nanoscience in the geoscience community, and to increase
awareness of the facilities available for nanoscience research in the
NSF-NNIN network. Keynote speakers were Professor Alexandra Navrotsky
of UC Davis, Professor Rod Ewing of the University of Michigan and Professor
Mike Hochella of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Click
here for more info.
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