IEN provides advanced materials, fabrication, packaging, measurement, and characterization laboratories equipped with a broad array of tools along with technical support expertise. These open-user, fee based laboratories are available not only to GT faculty, staff and students, but to global academic, industry, and government clientele as well.
Proud Member of The National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure – an integrated partnership of sixteen user facilities supported by the National Science Foundation.
NNCI’s education programs address the explosive growth of nanotechnology and its growing need for a skilled workforce and informed public by offering education and training to individuals (school-aged students to adults).
The Institute for Electronics and Nanotechnology (IEN) is a Georgia Tech interdisciplinary research institute designed to enhance support for rapidly growing research programs spanning biomedicine, materials, electronics and nanotechnology.
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