Introduction to the NanoLab

NanoLab, Room 219
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Rutgers University
94 Brett Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854

732-445-7497

The NanoLab has resources for the design, modeling, and experiments with optoelectronic and mems components and subsystems. Initial work has started on nanoscale components and picoscale signals.

The nanolab has computers, equipment and work areas. An optoelectronic probe station has a 2000x zoom with better than 1 cm working distance and it's outfitted with micropositioners and fiber couplers. An Anritsu spectrum analyzer can scan 300 to 1700 nm. The lab has pre- and post-processing equipment including a cleaving/mounting station and wafer lapping system.

This lab has designated areas for electronic and mechanical construction and for developing highly sensitive film. The "upward" construction makes use of the high ceilings and "secret" spaces within the room.