Notre Dame Nanoscience and Technology (NDnano) promotes collaborative research in science and engineering to address unsolved scientific and technical questions with an aim to promote the greater good. Advances in imaging and characterization, multi-physics modeling, synthesis, growth, and nanofabrication are enabling breakthroughs in all science and engineering disciplines. NDnano is where Notre Dame faculty, researchers, and students meet to broaden understanding, discuss multidisciplinary research opportunities, and shape future research directions.
Notre Dame and the CHIPS and Science Act
Notre Dame's history in microelectronics includes leadership of three national research centers funded by the Semiconductor Research Corporation (2008-2023), undergraduate and graduate courses offering both theory and hands-on training, and affiliation with the Midwest Semiconductor Network, which supports the domestic growth of robust semiconductor and microelectronics innovation and supply chain ecosystems.
Notre Dame-Purdue Soft Matter and Polymers Symposium and Poster Session
The 8th Annual Meeting of the Notre Dame-Purdue Soft Matter and Polymers Symposium and Poster Session will be held October 7 at Purdue. Faculty and students are invited to register through September 29 to attend the technical sessions and/or present a poster.
Notre Dame selected to join Association of American Universities
The University of Notre Dame has been selected for inclusion in the Association of American Universities (AAU), a consortium of the nation’s leading public and private research universities, Notre Dame’s president, Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., announced today. Founded in 1900, the AAU seeks to “collectively help shape policy for higher education, science and innovation; promote best practices in undergraduate and graduate education; and strengthen the contributions of leading research universities to American society.”