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Welcome to the Stanford Nanofabrication Facility The Stanford Nano Science and Technology Lab
SNF is a shared resource serving academic, industrial, and governmental researchers across the country and around the globe. More than a lab, it's a vibrant community of researchers. SNF is supported by the National Science Foundation through the National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network (NNIN). We welcome researchers from any discipline who wish to explore uses of micro- and nano- fabrication technologies in their work. Learn how you can become a labmember.
The SNF is in the Paul G. Allen Building at Stanford University	Special Programs at SNF: The Stanford Nanocharacterization Laboratory Our sister facility, offering the latest tools for the analysis of nano- materials and structures. SNF Education Programs strive to promote science education and awareness of nanoscience and nanotechnology throughout society. Stanford NNIN Computing Facility (SNCF): Computational resources for atomistic and other simulations available to researchers. Societal & Ethical Issues Nanotechnology (SEI): Research and educational resources for understanding the broader implications of new technologies.
Labmember News (11/13/09): Special Announcement: Nanocomputing Workshop: Bridging the gap between theory and experiment: which theoretical approaches are best suited to solve real problems in nanotechnology and biology?(Feb. 23-26, 2010 at Stanford), organized by the Stanford NNIN Computing Facility (SNCF) SNF Labmembers Website: This SNF wiki for and by the SNF lab community. New Job postings from SNF Labmember organizations. Annual Lab Shutdown: The lab will shut doors at 7 am on Wednesday, December 16, 2009, and reopen at 7 am on Tuesday, January 5, 2010. Annual Lab Cleanup: Starting with the lab shutdown on 12/16, any personal items not inside a storage bin will be removed from the lab. This includes wafer boxes on WIP racks. In the CAD room, all personal storage bins must have the owner's Coral ID and a current date (2009). Unlabeled, undated bins are subject to removal. SpecMat Roundup: See special materials requests and outcomes for Sept/Oct. Maskmaking: For information, forms, how-to-layout a mask, and links check out the Maskmaking site. NEW! Special pricing for high resolution (40,000 dpm) transparency printing for academic researchers at SNF.
Important Links: Nanotech Education Website: Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program. Nanoleap Remote Access Activities are described in this informational video. SNF Lab Tours: Educational tours for groups. Contractors/Consultants are available for your processing service needs. Coral Report Engine: Labmembers can view lab activities-to-date. Respectful Workplace: The SNF is committed to providing an environment that is conducive to high-quality research and learning, as well as a productive workplace.

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