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NNI User Facilities Across The United States
The NNI’s network of user facilities provides scientific capabilities—equipment and expertise—to students and academic, government, and industry researchers at little to no cost. Use the filters to select which capabilities, access model, and/or state(s) would meet your research needs and apply the filters to update the list. Each user facility has its own webpage linked; explore its webpage and reach out to them.
Definitions
Host Institution: The primary university or national lab that hosts the infrastructure facility(ies).
Capabilities: The primary types of cutting-edge research tools and expertise featured by each facility.
Primary Access Model: How one gains access to this facility.*
State: The US State where the primary host Institution is located.
Facility Name | Host Institution | NNI Program | Access Model | Capabilities | States | Facility Link |
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nanoHub | Purdue University | NSF Network for Computational Nanotechnology (NCN) | Open access | Theory | IN | Click Here |
Center for Nanoscale Materials | Argonne National Laboratory | DOE Nanoscale Science Research Centers | Proposal | Characterization, Fabrication, Synthesis, Theory | IL | Click Here |
Molecular Foundry | Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | DOE Nanoscale Science Research Centers | Proposal | Characterization, Fabrication, Synthesis, Theory | CA | Click Here |
Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences | Oak Ridge National Laboratory | DOE Nanoscale Science Research Centers | Proposal | Characterization, Fabrication, Synthesis, Theory | TN | Click Here |
Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies | Sandia National Laboratories and Los Alamos National Laboratory | DOE Nanoscale Science Research Centers | Proposal | Characterization, Fabrication, Synthesis, Theory | NM | Click Here |