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Nanofab Tour

Nanofab

Utah Nanofab
Electron Microscopy & Surface Analysis Lab
36 S Wasatch Drive
SMBB building, Suite 2500

Date and Time
Tuesday, October 7, 3-5pm

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NanoFab Tour Guidelines and Meeting Location

The NanoFab tour will take place on Tuesday at 3:00 PM. If you signed up for the tour, please meet at the registration desk in the main lobby of the Law School at 2:30 PM sharp. We will walk together to the NanoFab — it’s about a 15-minute walk, giving you a nice chance to see the campus along the way. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring any personal items you may need. We look forward to showing you around!

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You're invited to a free tour of the Utah Nanofab Lab — exclusively organized for BIOT-8 attendees. This premier facility integrates two expert teams specializing in nano-fabrication, nano-scale surface analysis, and industrial process design. Attendees will gain rare access to advanced instrumentation and research environments that support cutting-edge innovation at the nanoscale.

This is a unique opportunity to engage directly with leading scientists and engineers, explore state-of-the-art capabilities, and deepen your understanding of applied nanotechnology in both academic and industrial contexts. Learn more

Advance registration is required, and space is limited. We encourage early sign-up to secure your place.

MULTI-SCALE Materials Characterization, Microscopy, Surface Analysis, and more!

  • SEM, EDS, EBSD, TEM, STEM, hi- res XRD, MicroCT, XPS, XRF, dbFIB, AFM, LC MS, SAXS/ WAXS/GISAXS, micro-mechanical testing, nanoindentation, Ellipsometry, Profilometry, Optical Microscopy, sample prep, more!
  • Elemental and chemical analysis
  • Test and image/measure materials under heat, stress and strain

Industries served:

  • Aerospace
  • Automotive
  • Battery
  • Biotechnology/Health Science
  • Composite Materials
  • Defense
  • Medical Devices
  • Mining & Geo Sciences
  • Nanomaterial Research
  • Semiconductor
  • Microelectronics
  • Environmental Science
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