MEM-C maintains a growing suite of facilities providing students, faculty, and industry access to state-of-the-art equipment. Most are located in the MEM-C Shared Facilities (MSF), on the ground floor of the NanoES building on central campus. A map can be found on the Access and Rates page.
Capabilities include microscopy, spectroscopy, materials synthesis, thin film deposition, and 2D device fabrication. Users can be trained to operate the equipment themselves, or they can have an experienced superuser do it for them.
Information about the MEM·C’s instrumentation and links are provided below.
UW MEM·C is part of the Materials Research Facilities Network (MRFN). The primary goal of the program is to maximize the use of advanced characterization facilities within the greater scientific community. Please visit mrfn.org for comprehensive information.
MEM-C Shared Facilities Resources
- Microscopy: AFM and inert atmosphere AFM; optical microscopy in inert atmosphere
- Spectroscopy: UV-Vis-NIR spectrofluorometer with lifetime measurement capabilities; Phosphorus XES Spectrometer ; Inverted Microscope
- High Pressure: DAC with automatic pressure controller
- 2D Materials: Transfer Stage in Ar atmosphere; Allied MultipPrep 8″ Polisher
- Synthesis: Microwave reactor
- Thin Film Deposition: Pulsed Laser Deposition; Thermal Evaporator
- Calorimetry: Isothermal Calorimeter
- Small-angle Scattering: SAXS
- Computing: Hyak Nodes
Publishing
When publishing work that involves use of the MEM-C Shared Facilities in any way, please take care to include the following text in the acknowledgments:
“The authors acknowledge the use of facilities and instrumentation supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation through the UW Molecular Engineering Materials Center (MEM-C), a Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (DMR-2308979).”
Contacts
Click here to view the facility contacts.
