Welcome to the Amsterdam nanoCenter

The Amsterdam nanoCenter is a facility for materials fabrication and characterization down to the nanometer scale.
Founded in 2003, in a joint-venture of the FOM-Institute for Atomic and Molecular Physics (AMOLF), the University of Amsterdam (UVA) and the Free University of Amsterdam (VU), it aims to provide state-of-the art opportunities in nano research, primarily for the scientific community within the greater Amsterdam area. It acts as a regional facility for users from University of Amsterdam, VU University Amsterdam, Utrecht University and a number of external business users.

External geometries affect biopolymer behavior - Jose Alvarado

SEM pictures of BaTiO3 and Azurite powder - Mohamed Tachikirt

Evaporation Ag and Au; roughness with or without Ge - Dimitry Lamers

Evaporation Ag and Au; roughness with or without Ge - Dimitry Lamers

Nanoantennas for the mid-infrared - Yves Rezus

Gray-tone lithography - Andrej Kwadrin

Metal nanowire network fabrication met EBL - Jorik van der Groep

Atomic Force Microscopy to image amyloid nanofibrils in air and liquid - Corianne van den Akker

Polishing structures using FIB - Ruben Maas

Micro- and nanofluidic channels with metallic scatterers - Hinke Schokker

Fiber top cantilever for cell indentation - Tomek van de Watering (VU)

Characterization of nanostructures with cathodoluminescence - Toon Coenen

Combining UV and E-Beam lithography to achieve sub-micron features in SU8 - Magdalena Preciado Lopez

Drilling holes with ions - Timmo van der Beek

Parabolic light reflector made with 2-photon laser laser lithography - Albert Polman

Nanophotonics waveguide - Gijs Vollenbroek

Substrate conformal imprint lithography for fabrication of nanoparticles on thin-film solar cells - Claire van Lare

Characterization of nanostructures with cathodoluminescence - Toon Coenen

Patterning quantum dot layer using a killing mask - Abbas Mohtashami

FIB-milling electrically isolated MIM structures on Si3N4 membranes - Bas Zegers

Amsterdam nanoCenter user meeting 21 Feb 2012.
Amsterdam nanoCenter user meeting 21 Feb 2012.