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The London Centre for Nanotechnology (LCN) offers an extensive suite of atomic force microscopes for nano-scale surface characterisation and functional imaging under ambient conditions (gas/liquid), including a Bruker Multimode, a Bruker Dimension 31
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The LCN Bloomsbury site has 255 m2 of Class 1000 (ISO 6) cleanroom housing the majority of the equipment including Electron Beam Lithography and an ISO7 facility which houses two Focused Ion Beam (FIB) lithography tools. There is also a Back End Lab
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Confocal and Fluorescent Microscopy facilities at LCN.
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<10 mK base temperature, 3/1/1T vector magnet, fast sample exchange
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Dilution fridge with rf and dc wiring connections
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A system for performing Photolithography without need for Photomasks
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Electron Beam Lithography
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Spin Coater and Hotplate dedicated for Electron Beam Resist
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High precision probe station for DC wafer probing.
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A system containing four independent Furnace tubes for Silicon wafers up to 150mm diameter
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The Magnetic Property Measurement System (MPMS) sample magnetometer utilises Superconducting Quantum Interference Device (SQUID) technology to achieve superior measurement sensitivity, dynamic range, and reproducibility otherwise unattainable.
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The LCN has 3 Bruker MultiMode version 8 at the LCN each equipped with an E scanner or J scanner with heater and uses the unique PeakForce Tapping™ with ScanAsyst technology.
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Helium and Neon Scanning Ion Microscope for nanofabrication
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Chlorine and Fluorine chemistry Inductively Coupled Plasma RIE
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A four gun sputtering system plus Argon Ion Beam Milling capability
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A system that can perform bonding of two flat substrates. Techniques include anodic, adhesive and direct bonding
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Dedicated to Solvent processes
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