The Wisconsin Centers for Nanoscale Technology (WCNT) supports research both at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and regionally. Annually serving over 600 users from 150 research groups covering ~50 departments and 9 different schools/colleges, we partner with researchers to provide state-of-the-art instrumentation and technical expertise for characterization and fabrication support for their research programs. Researchers at UW-Madison using WCNT publish over 800 peer reviewed articles each year.
A sampling of the research enabled by WCNT is given below:
Research Supported Includes
- Hierarchical and active soft materials
- Molecular virology
- Plant pathology
- Materials structure/property relationships
- Structures, magnetism and electronics
- Advanced materials for energy
- Flexible electronics
- Quantum devices
- Power electronics
- Organic/Inorganic interfaces
- Renewable energy
- 2D materials
- Advanced materials for next generation electronics
- Sustainable materials
Molecular Virology
Coming Soon
Quantum Devices and Computing
