Molecular Foundry
@molecularfoundry.lbl.gov
The official account of the Molecular Foundry, a nanoscale science user facility at Berkeley Lab. Researchers from around the world submit proposals to get free access to our experts, state of the art tools, and innovative capability development
Finally, the winner of best student paper award, Eliza Neidhart, is sharing her work done with the Foundry’s Brett Helms on modifying the polymers used in plastic bags to make them easier to recycle! @bretthelms.bsky.social
August 15, 2025 at 6:43 PM
Finally, the winner of best student paper award, Eliza Neidhart, is sharing her work done with the Foundry’s Brett Helms on modifying the polymers used in plastic bags to make them easier to recycle! @bretthelms.bsky.social
Looking to the future: Our efforts working towards an electron microscope that operates at a super cold 1 Kelvin! An all-superconducting microscope would change the game for studying quantum materials and phenomena!
August 15, 2025 at 5:17 PM
Looking to the future: Our efforts working towards an electron microscope that operates at a super cold 1 Kelvin! An all-superconducting microscope would change the game for studying quantum materials and phenomena!
Coming soon: our new cluster tool for accelerated materials exploration of ultra thin materials. High throughput synthesis with high reproducibility and exquisite control over materials, their surfaces and interfaces!
August 15, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Coming soon: our new cluster tool for accelerated materials exploration of ultra thin materials. High throughput synthesis with high reproducibility and exquisite control over materials, their surfaces and interfaces!
The QolabFab combines wafer scale integration with advanced manufacturing techniques and inexpensive scaling.
August 14, 2025 at 4:44 PM
The QolabFab combines wafer scale integration with advanced manufacturing techniques and inexpensive scaling.
“Our consortium’s proposal is to make qubits with a 300mm wafers with Tool Builder Applied Materials (AMAT) because the facilities and knowledge to build new qubits is already there”
August 14, 2025 at 4:42 PM
“Our consortium’s proposal is to make qubits with a 300mm wafers with Tool Builder Applied Materials (AMAT) because the facilities and knowledge to build new qubits is already there”