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The VINSE cleanroom has expanded its photoresist catalog for micro/nanofabrication.  Over the summer, VINSE Tech Crew member Elsa Fong helped develop operating parameters for UniLOR N, a negative-tone resist for single-layer liftoff processes, complementing the positive-tone resists already in use, such as LOR.  UniLOR N will replace NR9 in the… Read More

A yearly forum for members of the VINSE community engaged in nanoscience and nanotechnology research. Registration closed Schedule Student Life Center 11:30 LUNCH begins for poster presenters 12:00 NETWORKING LUNCH / STUDENT POSTER SESSION 2:00 Opening Remarks Dr. Sharon M. Weiss 2:20 Leveraging the Gel-to-Sol Transition of Physically Crosslinked Thermoresponsive Polymers: A… Read More

Vanderbilt Institute of Nanoscale Science and Engineering Colloquium Dr. Lauren Garten Assistant Professor, Materials Science and Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology Developing 2D monochalcogenides for piezoelectrics and ferroelectrics  09.04.24  |  4:10PM | 134 Featheringill Hall Lauren Garten is an assistant professor in Materials Science and Engineering at the… Read More

How does a solar cell work and how can you make one? On Wednesday, April 3, VINSE welcomed 13 students from White County High School to our Cleanroom Solar Cell Lab. They went inside the VINSE cleanroom, home of the cleanest air in middle Tennessee, and found out with… Read More

Students from Harpeth High School While the Vanderbilt campus is ramping down during spring break, VINSE outreach program is buzzing with energy! On March 11, VINSE welcomed 20 students from Harpeth High School to our Blackberry Solar Cell Lab. They made solar cells out of blackberry juice and measured the… Read More

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