About

The Claire and John Bertucci Nanotechnology Laboratory is a premier research facility in Western Pennsylvania and the “Tech-Belt” (PA-OH-WV) region. Located in Carnegie Mellon University’s Sherman and Joyce Bowie Scott Hall, the "Nanofab" houses more than 80 processing and characterization tools maintained by highly qualified technical staff members and is responsible for more than $50M/year in cutting-edge research.

Eden Hall Foundation Cleanroom

The 14,000 sqft. Claire and John Bertucci Nanotechnology Laboratory houses the 8,500 sqft. Class 10/100 Eden Hall Foundation Cleanroom. Characterized as one of the most energy efficient cleanrooms in the United States, the nanotechnology lab as a whole has helped the Sherman and Joyce Bowie Scott Hall building earn the distinction of being certified LEED Gold. Furthermore, the lab features state-of-the-art controls, 19 brand new wet chemistry decks, 3 EMI-shielded rooms, and many other advancements designed to support a continuously growing and diversified set of users.

People

The Nanofabrication Facility staff coordinates all activity within the labs. They are responsible for machine design and construction, maintenance, lab administration, safety protocols and personnel training. 

Photos

Photos of the facility are available via our Flickr set.