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WNF User Meeting Minutes 1/7/2019
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Layer by Layer: Nanofabrication Engineer Andy Lingley Reflects on WNF’s Role in his Career Development
“One of the really wonderful things about WNF is how it feels like a community,” says Andy Lingley, a nanofabrication engineer at Modern Electron, a cleantech startup located in Bellevue, Washington. Lingley joined the WNF community in 2007 when he was a new graduate student at UW, and he continued to work with WNF as his career progressed. He offers a unique perspective of WNF as someone who has utilized its nanofabrication capabilities as an academic user, staff scientist, and industrial user.
WNF User Meeting Minutes 12/17/2018
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WNF User Meeting Minutes 12/10/2018
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WNF User Meeting Minutes 12/3/2018
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WNF User Meeting Minutes 11/26/2018
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WNF User Meeting Minutes 11/5/2018
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2017-2018 Annual Report Now Available
The Washington Nanofabrication Facility 2017-2018 Annual Report is now available. Learn more about infrastructure updates, user statistics, client profiles, and more! Download your copy here.
Scientists engineer a functional optical lens out of 2D materials | UW News
Arka Majumdar, a UW assistant professor of physics and of electrical and computer engineering and faculty member in the Institute for Nano-Engineered Systems, published a new paper in the journal Nano Letters announcing that his group, in collaboration with researchers at National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan, has constructed functional metalenses that are one-tenth to one-half the thickness of the wavelengths of light that they focus. Their metalenses, which were constructed out of layered 2D materials, were as thin as 190 nanometers — less than 1/100,000ths of an inch thick. The team’s prototype metalenses were all built at WNF.