Public service evidence
Washington Nanofabrication Facility (WNF)
Washington Nanofabrication Facility (WNF) at University of Washington provides shared-facility access for nanofabrication and microfabrication, surface and thin-film characterization, and materials characterization. Registration, training, project review, fees, and current instrument availability may apply.
External services publicly offered
Publicly described capabilities
Fabrication
Nanofabrication and microfabrication
Advanced characterization
Surface and thin-film characterization
Materials testing
Materials characterization
Technical inventory
Techniques and equipment
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Laboratory equipment
advanced packaging equipment
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Micro/nanofabrication
cleanroom process equipment
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Laboratory equipment
electrical device characterization equipment
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Micro/nanofabrication
electron-beam lithography system
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Micro/nanofabrication
photolithography system
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Micro/nanofabrication
plasma etching system
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Laboratory equipment
semiconductor process equipment
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Micro/nanofabrication
thin-film deposition system
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Laboratory equipment
wet chemical processing equipment
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Laboratory equipment
Nanoscribe two-photon 3D printer creates freeform nanoscale structures with stated resolution around 500 nm.
Registry scope evidence
- ◇Access: External academic, government and industrial users are explicitly supported..
- ◇Service model: Users can perform onsite work after training or use a remote foundry model where staff perform processing..
- ◇Capabilities: Semiconductor manufacturing, characterization, advanced packaging, lithography, deposition and etching..
- ◇Official-source, facility-specific instrument evidence is available. Current configuration, availability, price, and project fit require confirmation.
Evidence used for this listing
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