Nanotechnology

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• Applied Materials R&D Center (AMAT)
  The $300 million AMAT R&D Center located at the CNSE's Albany NanoTech Complex is AMAT's only R&D facility located outside of its main headquarters in San Jose, CA.
• CNSE-LeBoeuf Lamb Program on Nanotechnology Issues
  CNSE-LeBoeuf Lamb Program on Nanotechnology Issues is hosted jointly by CNSE and LeBoeuf Lamb, a global law firm with 19 offices worldwide.
  
• Center for Advanced Technology in Nanomaterials and Nanoelectronics (CATN2)
  CATN2, located at CNSE, is a partnership that provides industry with critical R&D, business assistance, workforce training, and economic outreach.
• Center for Construction Trades Training
  A joint venture involving the NYS Assembly, M+W Zander, the Arsenal Business and Technology Partnership and CNSE, the center trains trade union members.
• Center for Nanoscale Lithography (CNL)
  CNL at College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering is designed to act as a world-class resource for advanced R&D in emerging nanoscale lithography techniques.
• Center for National Nanotechnology Innovation & Commercialization (NNICC)
  Headquartered at CNSE, NNICC is designed to advance the development and commercialization of nanotechnology-enabled sensors, electronic devices, structures and systems.
• Center for Semiconductor Research (CSR)
  CSR, a $500 million partnership, was established at  CNSE as a long-term, multi-phase, joint R&D cooperative program on future computer chip technology nodes.
• Center for Sustainable Ecosystem Nanotechnologies (CSEN)
  The Center for Sustainable EcoSystem Nanotechnologies, headquartered at CNSE, focuses on the nanotechnology's role in sustaining the world's critical ecosystems.
• Center of Excellence in Nanoelectronics and Nanotechnology (CENN)
  CENN at CNSE is a fully-integrated technology deployment, product prototyping, manufacturing support, and workforce training resource for emerging generations of IC.
• College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE)
  CNSE is the first college in the world dedicated to research, development, education, and deployment in nanoscience, nanoengineering, nanobioscience, and nanoecomonics.
• College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Programs
  CNSE helps organizations expand and enhance apprenticeships to retrain trade union workers with the skills needed for cleanroom construction and machine tool fit-up.
• College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering Community Day
  CNSE Community Day gives residents of the Capital Region, Tech Valley and New York State an up-close look at the exciting world of nanotechnology.
• College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering Community Lecture Series
  During NANOvember distinguished CNSE faculty members explore in-depth topics on nanotechnology at the CNSE Community Lecture Series.
• College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's K-12 Educational Outreach
  CNSE is firmly committed to raising awareness of the benefits of nanotechnology through a wide array of innovative programs, events and activities.
• Computer Chip Hybrid Integration Partnership (CHIP)
  CHIP is a cross-regional partnership between SUNY Institute of Technology (SUNYIT) and CNSE to expand the region's physical and intellectual abilities.
• Energy and Environmental Technology Applications Center (E2TAC)
  E2TAC addresses the needs of advanced energy and environmental applications by leveraging CNSE's extensive capabilities in nanoelectronics and nanotechnology.
• Focus Center New York (FC-NY)
  Headquartered at CNSE, the FC-NY is part of a research consortium that addresses long-term challenges in the development of next generation computer chips.
• Global Education and Training for Nanotechnology (GetNANO)
  GetNANO develops the highly skilled workforce needed for the design and operation of state-of-the-art nanoelectronics research, development and manufacturing facilities.
• Institute for Nanoelectronics Discovery and Exploration - INDEX
  INDEX - one of four such nanoelectronics research institutes in the country - is located at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's Albany NanoTech Complex.
• International Multiphase Program for Lithography Science and Engineering (IMPLSE)
  IMPLSE was established at  CNSE's Albany NanoTech Complex as a collaborative effort between CNSE, ASML and IBM, with a focus on 193nm immersion and EUV technologies.
• International Renewable Energy Technology Institute (IRETI)
  CNSE was selected on behalf of NYS to participate in IRETI, a global consortium designed to accelerate the adaptation and implementation of renewable energy technologies.
• International SEMATECH
  CNSE was chosen as the location for the global headquarters and operations of International SEMATECH, a 12-member global consortium of major computer chip manufacturers.
• International Venture for Nanolithography (INVENT)
  INVENT is a unique, global industry-university consortium for R&D, education and technology deployment for future generations of nanolithography applications at CNSE.
• NANOvember
  CNSE's NANOvember is a month-long series of events and activities that showcase the exciting world of nanotechnology.
• NanoLife
  CNSE's NanoLife program focuses on education, research and deployment of nanotechnology-enabled improvements in occupational, public, and environmental health and safety.
• Nanoeconomics Constellation
  CNSE has tailored the traditional departmental structure into constellation "think-tanks" that encourage cross-disciplinary educational curricula and research programs.
• Nanoengineering Constellation
  CNSE has tailored the traditional departmental structure into constellation "think-tanks" that encourage cross-disciplinary educational curricula and research programs.
• Nanoscience Constellation
  CNSE has tailored the traditional departmental structure into constellation "think-tanks" that encourage cross-disciplinary educational curricula and research programs.
• National Institute for Sustainable Energy (NISE)
  A collaboration between the CNSE and EYP Architecture and Engineering PC of Albany, NISE is a center for zero energy and sustainability.
• New York Center for Advanced Interconnect Science and Technology (CAIST)
  NY CAIST, led CNSE, brings together a critical mass of intellectual capital and state-of-the-art infrastructure to address medium range computer chip challenges.
• New York Center for National Competitiveness in Nanoscale Characterization (NC3)
  A collaboration between the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and CNSE, NC3 tackles critical challenges facing the nanotechnology industry.
• Tokyo Electron Ltd. (TEL)
  CNSE is host to a $300 million R&D center established by TEL.  The TEL Technology Center, America facility is the company's only R&D facility outside of Japan.