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Award Winning MIT.nano encompassed more than 100,000 square feet of cleanroom and other advanced research spaces. These spaces were prepared for the campus research community and opened to faculty, students, and researchers from any school, or department at MIT.

AM completed infrastructure renovation designs for the 2000 SF nanotechnology cleanroom, HPM corridor and storage areas.

The Emerging Technology and Innovation Center completed in 2012 houses Class 100, Class 1000 and Class 10,000 cleanroom spaces, wet lab and engineering lab space, and a plastics processing high bay.

Opened in 2008, the Solid State Electronics Lab Expansion included three levels: a subfab, cleanroom, and fan deck.

Sitting next to Lindley Hall, the multidisciplinary facility brought together faculty, students and researchers from geology and engineering doing energy and environment research.

The Williams Eckhardt Research Center was completed in 2016 and houses a nanotechnology cleanroom, imaging suites and biotech laboratories for researchers.

AM provided on site support for Wet/Dry Etch, Thin Films, and Materials and Supplies to support the wafer size conversion.

AM provided programming and design, including tool list development, layout, utility matrix, process consulting for move of compound semiconductor operations to new MESA facility.