The Columbia Nano Initiative (CNI) is more than just a 5000 square foot shared lab space in the heart of New York City. It is an embodiment of the idea that if you bring the right people, organization, and tools together, incredible things can happen. Founded out of...
The team of PhDs at Angstrom Engineering takes pride in seeing how their recommendations help our partners in research do the heavy intellectual lifting needed to publish high-impact articles, because they know precisely what it takes to leverage knowledge into...
Argonne National Lab’s center for accelerator target science is run by John Greene, who recently released a paper, collaborating with Angstrom test and process specialist Mina Labib, on his work creating targets utilizing the Angstrom Engineering Nexdep Evaporator....
Angstrom’s small but mighty Covap thermal evaporator was installed at Colorado School of Mines last week. It will be a shared system in the department of physics, and located in the Coorstek building. The three researchers are doing fascinating work, please follow...
“It’s exciting that you can combine so many layers in organic semiconductors; you can often just go ahead and try things. Plus, you usually get some nice devices that emit light when creating OLEDs.” Says Angstrom partner Björn Lüssem. He’s an Assistant Professor of...
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