Take-out Science is a program designed to provide you with “take-out” access to our nanotechnology tools and experts during the coronavirus pandemic. Every Tuesday at noon (ET), we stream a new show in real time focused on a different theme. Dr. Holly Leddy leads exploration of each topic using a light microscope, a scanning electron…
The NNCI Diversity Subcommittee will host an online Town Hall to help draw out concerns, stories, best practices, and successes related to combating racism in shared nanotechnology user facilities. The Town Hall, anticipated to last up to 1.5 hours, serves two purposes: sharing personal experiences from all perspectives and outlining possible actions that ensure NNCI…
The NC State Nanofabrication Facility (NNF) and Analytical Instrumentation Facility (AIF) are pleased to offer a virtual three-day short course which will explore the science and technology underpinning wide bandgap (specifically, GaN and SiC) power devices. This short course will be an avenue to develop critical skills for wide bandgap (WBG) device manufacturers and researchers, particularly in the area of power…
To celebrate Halloween, in Week 15, RTNN will take a closer look at a variety of treats. Want to look at your favorite candy? Let RTNN know by email (rtnanonetwork@ncsu.edu), via Twitter (@RTNNsocial) or Facebook. Join RTNN live on Thursday, October 29th at noon (Eastern).
This virtual online seminar will provide an overview of basic data processing protocols for AFM image data collected from RTNN’s many Oxford Instruments Asylum Research AFMs to enhance user presentation capabilities. Processing steps like flattening, plane fitting & masking will be shown. Analysis procedures such as line sections, roughness reports, & histogram generation will also be…