Facilities

Shared Experimental Facilities

Access to multi-user and state-of-the-art experimental facilities is essential to achieve and to maintain the level of cutting-edge research proposed for the CEM. It is also central to the CEM’s mission of education through outreach.

Ohio State’s vast multidisciplinary materials community is already home to extensive, world-class facilities to support all aspects of the proposed experimental and computational research. The CEM’s shared experimental facilities include centralized facilities that are focused in particular specialties (e.g. electron microscopy, epitaxy, nanolithography) as well as large shared spaces (dedicated labs, buildings) that house highly complementary equipment that requires both proximity and unique infrastructure (e.g., cleanrooms, chemical preparation).

The links on the left are of shared experimental facilities that comprise the primary CEM experimental infrastructure, broken down into 3 categories: Major User Centers, Facility Clusters, and Individual Principal Investigator (PI) Laboratories.