Device Characterization Lab
Our device characterization lab consists of two Keithley characterization systems, an Agilent system, and variable temperature probing capabilities.
W. M. Keck Foundation nanoEngineering Lab
The W.M. Keck NanoEngineering Laboratory is uniquely positioned to support DNA nanotechnology research. The lab is equipped with low temperature storage facilities, DNA-based processing equipment and fluorescence imaging systems.
Surface Science Lab
The Surface Science Lab is equipped with suite of scanning probe microscopy-based techniques and a table top scanning electron microscope used to carry out interdisciplinary research on material systems and devices.
Nanophotonics Lab
The Nanophotonics Lab includes a number of pulsed laser sources with pulse widths ranging from mode-locked 30 fs, 1ps, to Q-switched 2 ns. All sources cover the visible to near infrared wavelength through the use of optical parametric oscillator or amplifier.
Research and Information Center
The Research and Information Center houses computer workstations for research use along with a Linux database server and a high powered, parallel processing workstation.
Other Laboratories
Our group uses the capabilities of other Boise State laboratories such as the Idaho Microfabrication Laboratory and the Boise State Center for Materials Characterization.