Highlights

On March 31, CC-NorChip had a kick-off event in Oslo. CC-NorChip is Norway’s first competence center for semiconductor, microchip, and sensor technology, where NorFab will be an important contributor. CC-NorChip […]

We are happy to announce that the registration for the 4th annual TNNN Conference is now open. Research School for Training the Next Generation of Micro- and Nanotechnology Researchers in […]

A new competence center called CC-NorChip will make it easier for companies and research organizations to gain access to technology and infrastructure in Norway and Europe. SINTEF, four Norwegian universities […]

SINTEF MiNaLab was recently featured in an article by well-known Forbes Magazine. Senior business developer, Ralph W. Bernstein explains that the lab’s mission is to increase customers’ competitiveness by developing […]

A new earplug can now serve as hearing protection, a music player, and a microphone – all at once! At the heart of this technology is a MEMS chip developed […]

NTNU NanoLab’s thin film area has been upgraded with investments in etching and thin-film deposition worth more than NOK 40 million. With generous funding through the Research Council of Norway Infrastructure program.

This secures critical research capabilities at NanoLab and NorFab for the next 12–15 years and expands the opportunities in etching to structures we could not fabricate before.

The Nordic Nanolab Network hosts its 2024 User Meeting at the University of Oslo, June 3-4.

As a user of NorFab, you are cordially invited to both attend and contribute with a poster at the meeting. This is a great opportunity to meet and learn from other researchers active in the Nordic cleanroom facilities.

The NorFab national infrastructure is linked to Nordic Nano Network and to EuroNanoLab.

The EuroNanolab Dry Etch Expert Group meeting organized in Sinaia, Romania 9-10 October, 2023 gathered 18 experts from 10 different European labs, and covered a broad range of topics, including Training, Hardware, Cleaning, Conditioning, and Processing. Discussions regarding tool sharing methodology continued with updates from the Oxford Pilot Group, Estrelas Group and Pegasus Group.

Researchers at NTNU are searching for materials that could be used to make Li-ion batteries with a higher energy density.

University of South-Eastern Norway (USN) hosted this year’s TNNN Conference at the campus in Vestfold on June 21st-23rd, 2023.

With the help of stem cells, we can now grow so-called organoids; a tiny little liver, a tiny heart or a small intestine in the lab. The micro-organ can then be connected to a microchip that simulates biological processes. This interconnection is called “organ-on-a-chip” and opens up unimaginable research possibilities.

Welcome to the Norwegian NanoSymposium October 5-6, 2021! No conferences to travel to this year? Tired of watching the same old lecturers doing their same old stuff on Zoom? Then […]

After two years of pandemic restrictions around 300 researchers in the Nordic Nanolabs Network could finally meet at Chalmers for two days of scientific tutorials, inspirational talks and networking. The programme also included a […]

Covering glass microscope slides in tiny, nano-sized pillars can mimic a cell’s natural environment – and could help biologists understand how cells act inside the human body. Read more at […]

Countless potentially useful enzymes are hidden all around us. NTNU researchers have developed a new method that could help us find them. Researchers are using microfluidics in the development where […]

NorFab is happy to announce that we have received a grant from the National Infrastructure Program of the Research Council of Norway. This is an investment grant only, and will […]