National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network

As of November 2007 , the partnership includes 13 research units of major universities:

• Cornell Nanotechnology Laboratory at Cornell University ( The Cornell Nanoscale Facility at Cornell University ).
• Stanford Nanofabrication Facility at Stanford University
• The Solid State Electronics Laboratory at the University of Michigan .
• Center for Microelectronics Research, Georgia Institute of Technology ( The Microelectronics Research Center at the Georgia Institute of Technology ).
• The Center for Nanotechnology at the University of Washington .
• Laboratory of nanoindustry Penn State of the University of Pennsylvania ( The Penn State Nanofabrication Facility at the Pennsylvania State University ).
• Nanotech at the University of California at Santa Barbara
• The Minnesota Nanotechnology Cluster of the University of Minnesota ( The Minnesota Nanotechnology Cluster (MINTEC) at the University of Minnesota).
• Nanoscience (University of New Mexico) of the University of New Mexico ( The Nanoscience at the University of New Mexico )
• Center for Microelectronics Research, University of Texas at Austin ( The Microelectronics Research Center at University of Texas at Austin )
• The Center for Nanoscale Sistems at Harvard University
• Howard Laboratory of Nanoscale Science and Technology at Howard University ( The Howard Nanoscale Science and Engineering Facility at Howard University ).

Affiliate: The Triangle National Lithography Center at NCSU .

The partnership participants created a special program to study the social and ethical significance of nanotechnology ( Societal and Ethical Issues in nanotechnology , SEI) ^[1] . The coordinator of the program is Ana Viseu.

Official NNIN website