Center for High-rate Nanomanufacturing

NanoOPS - A Nanomanufacturing Breakthrough The Nanoscale Offset Printing System (NanoOPS) is a novel nanomanufacturing tool designed by the NSF Center for High-rate Nanomanufacturing at Northeastern U...

CHN alum Asanterabi Malima was pre­sented with an Entre­pre­neurial Award by Gov. Deval Patrick for founding Biolom and developing a device that enables early, low-cost disease detection. http://www.northeastern.edu/news/2014/07/malimabiolomentrepreneurship/

Alum earns entrepreneurship award for startup Northeastern postdoctoral researcher Asanterabi Malima, PhD’13, received the Entrepreneurial Award during Massachusetts’ celebration of Africa Week in recognition of his founding a biotech firm and developing a device that enables early, low-cost disease detection.

Plastics are Fantastic: See CHN Deputy Director Joey Mead's presentation at NanoDays 2014 on our website here: http://nano.server281.com/plastics-are-fantastic-better-products-through-nano/

Plastics are Fantastic: Better Products through Nano : NEU Nanomanufacturing On Saturday, April 5, 2014, CHN Deputy Director Joey Mead and CHN graduate students celebrated NanoDays, an event at the Museum of Science highlighting the tiny and amazing world of nanoscale science and engineering.

Ahmed Busnaina, Ph.D. to present at the SEMATECH Surface Preparation and Cleaning Conference: http://nano.server281.com/cmc-at-sematech-surface-preparation-and-cleaning-conference/

CMC at SEMATECH Surface Preparation and Cleaning Conference : NEU Nanomanufacturing Ahmed A. Busnaina, Ph.D., Director of the NSF Center for Micro and Nano Contamination Control (CMC) at Northeastern University, together with Northeastern University graduate students and staff from MTPV Power Corporation, will present at the 2014 SEMATECH Surface Preparation and Cleaning Conference…

Nobel prize winner Sir Harold Kroto concluded his visit to Northeastern University and CHN on Tuesday with a talk about science, society, and education.

The biggest problem on the planet : NEU Nanomanufacturing Sir Harold Kroto, co-winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, gave a talk on Tuesday, April 15 on the topics of science, society, and education. InSolution, Northeastern University’s research blog, covers the talk: