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UMN Physics and Nanotechnology Building Grand Opening

The University of Minnesota launches a new era of excellence with the Grand Opening of the new Physics and Nanotechnology Building in April 2014. Housing both the University College of Science and Engineering's School of Physics and Astronomy and the Minnesota Nano Center, the 144,000-square-foot, $84.5 million building includes 43,000 square feet for 40 modern and highly flexible physics laboratories and laboratory support space. More than 15,000 square feet is dedicated to nanotechnology research, including a 5,000-square-foot, clean room facility with two Class 10 bays and three Class 100 bays. The new building accommodates about 200 faculty, post doctorate and graduate students, and visiting researchers. More than 100 researchers from dozens of departments in several colleges throughout the University will also use the nanotechnology facilities in this building. In addition, about 250 people from business and organizations across the country currently use the University's nanotech facilities. The new Physics and Nanotechnology Building will make a significant impact in increasing interdisciplinary research and the University's ability to solve world challenges with breakthroughs that will advance research and educate the next generation of high-tech workers in the state.