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Building the Nano-3D McGraw Clock Tower

SEM image showing the size of the 3D Nano McGraw Clock Tower
From Concept to 3D Reality using Two-Photon Lithography

CNF Update December 17, 2021: Early Holiday Closure

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CNF Update December 3, 2021: Lab Closures and New User Fees

Etching the Future with CNF & Plasma-Therm

Plasma-Therm CNF Interview Blog
Plasma-Therm Interviews Ron Olson and Vince Genova

McGroddy 2022 Recipient Daniel C. Ralph

Daniel C. Ralph, Cornell University
Daniel C. Ralph, Cornell University, Receives the James C. McGroddy Prize for New Materials

$25M center will use digital tools to ‘communicate’ with plants

Cornell CROPPS Team
A new multi-institution, transdisciplinary center will develop systems for two-way communication with plants

Which Crops Can Survive Drought? Nanosensors May Offer Clues.

Pictured is a confocal micrograph of maize leaf
Abraham Stroock's technique can be used to track how water flows through plants, which could be key to breeding more resilient crops in an increasingly hot, dry climate.

The CNF's Nano-Sized McGraw Tower

Cornell’s iconic McGraw Tower approximately 1.5 millimeters thick
CNF created what is thought to be the world’s smallest rendition of Cornell’s iconic McGraw Tower

NNCI: A Model for Shared Resources

National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure (NNCI)
NNCI: A Model for Shared Resources

More than 27,000 Civil Air Patrol Names Headed to the Moon

The CNF created a microchip for the Civil Air Patrol to send to the moon!
The CNF created a microchip for the Civil Air Patrol to send to the moon!

Plenty of Beauty at the Bottom

UPenn Macroporoses, Most Stunning Winner
The NNCI Image Contest 2020 Winners

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