Nanoscience at the University of New Mexico is a user facility providing rapid access to state-of-the-art equipment for academia and industry, to enable nanoscience research.

Research activity at Nanoscience is limited only by the interests and imagination of our users. Our expertise includes:

• nanoscale interferometric lithography
• self-assembly of nanocomposite soft/hard materials
• nanoscale catalysis, and nano-geo-bio-chemistry. 
• epitaxial growth of self-assembled quantum nanostructures (quantum dots)
• field-emitter tips
• photonic crystal lasers
• nanomechanics
• fiber sensors, molecular electronics, and nanomagnetics
• synthesis and characterization of nanophase catalytic material
• mesoporous natural materials and their potential for environmental remediation
• geomicrobiology and biogeochemistry
• interactions of microbes and minerals in extreme biological environments
• mineralogy and geochemistry of low temperature nanophase materials
• volcanic aerosols
• early solar system processes involving nanophase materials

Talk to us and see how Nanoscience can advance your project!