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Home > News > A day at Albany CNSE: Nanofab tour, future plans, and unearthing Washington

October 21st, 2010

A day at Albany CNSE: Nanofab tour, future plans, and unearthing Washington

Abstract:
The CNSE facilities are a tight ballet of collaboration and proprietary development work, glued by a "spirit of accessibility" but with adherence to protocols, according to Michael Liehr, AVP for business/alliances/consortia at CNSE, as he walked a couple dozen attendees along the corridor adjacent to CNSE's Nanofab facilities. Recipes are downloaded to tools from a host by each operator beginning a project and are deleted when finished. Floor-to-ceiling glass walls separate sections of tightly-packed-with-tools yet smooth-flowing facilities. The CNSE employees act through it all as a sort of Swiss Guard, he explained.

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