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Florida International University’s nanotechnology researchers are designing and developing prototypes and testbeds in their quest toward scientific discoveries and technological breakthroughs. Their research has the potential to significantly advance the nation’s electronic, information, sensor, health care, defense and environment pollution-control technology bases.
 
Research Laboratories

  Materials characterization is supported by the Analytical Instrumentation Laboratory, consisting of a field emissions SEM at 200 kev TEM, atomic force microscope, and a focused ion beam system.

  High Temperature Processing provides a broad range of furnaces and reaction atmospheres required in materials research, including furnaces for high temperature (1600o C) and controlled atmospheres (hydrogen, inert, air).

  The Mechanical Properties Characterization Laboratory consists of a series of uniaxial and biaxial stress strain machines for bulk property determinations, to a nanoindentor for the evaluation of mechanical properties of nano materials and structures.

  The Motorola Nanofabrication Research Facility is among the few entities in the world where functioning magnetic devices on a nano-scale can be engineered and fabricated.
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  The Thermoanalysis Laboratory consists of a full suite of TA instruments including a differential scanning calorimeter (DSC), dynamic mechanical analyzer (DMA), thermogravametric analyzer (TGA), and thermomechanical analyzer and dilatometer. A Holometrix Instruments flash diffusivity system also allows characterization of thermal conductivity for a wide range of materials.

  The X-ray Characterization Lab contains a Bruker 5000D, Bruker 500D, and Bruker large-area detector microfocus x-ray spectrometer with high temperature, high pressure, and thin film attachments available for specialized analysis.
   
  Additional labs include the Particle Characterizations Laboratory and Polymer Characterization Laboratory.There are four additional laboratories to support process developments.
   
   

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