| Description: |
The nanoelectronics laboratory consists
of a molecular
beam epitaxy system (located in the Laboratory for Physical Sciences) for preparation of silicon-based heterojunctions,
an
electron-beam lithography system (located in room 1322, A.V. Williams
building) for patterning nanometer-scale devices, a
scanning tunneling microscope (located in room 1318, A.V. Williams building)
for observing these fabricated devices,
a cryogenic
facility (located in room 1324, A.V. Williams building) with superconducting magnets for variable-temperature magnetotransport
studies, and an
optical system (located in room 1316, A.V. Williams building) for spectroscopic characterization. |
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