Toolmaking — Entidade

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Computing & communications

Graphene and gallium nitride, new materials that are faster and more powerful than silicon. A transistor just 22 nanometers wide. Nano-powered propulsion systems for satellites the size of a Rubik’s c

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Equipment Support Plans (ESPs)

MIT.nano is a shared-use facility that can also accept faculty-secured equipment that is not initially part of the MIT.nano shared tool set, accommodating this equipment for limited durations and dedi

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Process to add Tool/Instrument/Space to MIT.nano wishlist

Faculty may submit an idea to add new equipment or transfer existing equipment to MIT.nano’s facilities. All submissions go through the process outlined below. For equipment that will be part of a gra

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Research Reports

Research conducted by MIT students and postdocs is integral to the mission of MIT.nano. We play a supporting role to many intellectual centers across campus, whose incredible volume of groundbreaking

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MIT.nano Seminar Series

The monthly MIT.nano seminar was first presented to the community in 2019 through the "Perspectives in Nanotechnology" lectures, an introductory set of talks by experts who have played seminal roles i

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Health & health care

Drugs that seek out cancer cells, leaving surrounding tissue unharmed. Nanoparticle “tattoos” to monitor diabetes without drawing blood. Controlling brain activity with light. Devices that build a syn

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Energy | MIT.nano

The lightbulb reimagined, with the potential to save more than 10% of global electricity. Flexible solar panels as easy to produce as an inkjet print. Rapidly charging batteries. New materials to harv

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Areas of impact | MIT.nano

That’s because nano is not a specific technology. It does not belong to a particular industry or discipline. It is, rather, a revolutionary way of understanding and working with matter. More and more