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Take a video tour of CNF

 

Past CNF Events 

Commercialization of Nanotechnology Workshop, http://www.cnf.cornell.edu/cnf_commercialization.html

CNF 30th Anniversary, The Future of Nanotechnology

25th Anniversary Celebration of CNF; videos of Keynote Addresses

 

Other Past Events

CAPES Seminar Series, Career Advancement Program for Engineers and Scientists, by Cornell Center for Nanoscale Systems

1st Annual CNS Nanotechnology Symposium, Nanomagnetics - From Discovery to Systems

 

CNF Courses/Trainings 

The CNF NanoCourses, A Series of Short Courses on Practical Aspects of Microfabrication. Presented by the CNF Technical Staff for the Education of the CNF User Community.

CNF Equipment Training Videos

 

ETC! 

University Outreach, A video overview of a recent visit by a class from Clarkson University (wmv, quicktime)

 CNF Junior FIRST LEGO® League Expo 




LACS students tour the cleanroom!

 

The CNF Offers Education Opportunities and Clean Room Tours for Middle and High School Students

Please contact Ms. Melanie-Claire Mallison, CNF's Corporate & Public Relations Associate,  (mallison/at/cnf.cornell.edu) to bring your school group to visit the CNF (*).  We offer an introduction to nanofabrication and the possibilities of the nano-world, and, depending on your age group -- a clean room tour!  With enough lead-time and a little assistance from you, we can take your students (13 and older) into the clean room, show them around and let them watch as we etch your school mascot or logo into a wafer for them to take home!

* Because of the nature of our facility and work, we do not offer programs for youth under 9 years old, nor do we take youth under 13 years old into the clean room.  Sorry!



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