ABOUT
The NanoFabrication Kingston (NFK) lab began in 2015 as a collaboration between Queen’s University and CMC Microsystems, providing researchers with access to leading-edge equipment, methodologies, and expertise for designing and prototyping microsystems and nanotechnologies. Since July 2019, Queen's University is responsible for all aspects of NFK operation and management.
We are an open-access facility providing shared tools and expertise for scientists, engineers, and students from multiple disciplines across academia, government, and industry.
NFK has established an intellectual property (IP) framework to guide lab users through various IP considerations including IP ownership, usage rights, and confidentiality. View the framework here.
We can help you achieve success in a wide range of technologies including materials, microfluidics, micro/nano-mechanics, microelectronics, and photonics.
NFK is a node in a national network of university-based micro/nano discovery labs. CMC Microsystems offers financial assistance for custom micro-fabrication at such facilities. For more information, click here.
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