UW's nano lab teaches students & guests about semiconductor technology

Want a peek into the Washington Nanofabrication Facility?
You'll need to suit up if you do to protect what you're working on from the dust from our bodies. Semiconductor research and learning is happening here, involving technologies so tiny, you need specialized tools to see them: nano technology.
The WNF provides open access to leading-edge and traditional micro and nanofabrication processing equipment for students of all ages (over 18) and backgrounds.
It operates 15,000 square feet of ISO class 5-7 cleanroom and laboratory space on the University of Washington Campus, providing access to both academic and industry researchers. Users are active in a wide range of applications and research areas ranging from Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS), to quantum computing, to biosensors, and more.
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