
Dr. Irene Andreu loading a sample in the transmission electron microscope. Photo credit: Shaun Kirby.
Rhode Island Consortium of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology is a multi-user materials characterization facility that supports academic and industry partners by providing advanced facilities and equipment for materials characterization and hands-on training: surface, chemical and structural analysis; and high-resolution electron microscopy. Supported by a team of expert technicians, The University of Rhode Island also provides theoretical and hands-on training via remote or in person sessions on tools to support a broad scope of industry efforts including microelectronics, aerospace, medical electronics, energy, personal care, automotive, pharmaceuticals, environment and many other industries. It is housed in the Fascitelli Center for Advanced Engineering.