CNS is the point of contact for Harvard's participation in the National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network (NNIN). Each NNIN institution will support specific technical areas in the integrated consortium; Harvard University will focus on the areas of:

• Soft lithography and the assembly of nanoparticle and molecular electronics
• Theoretical simulations of electron states and transport in nanoscale systems.
• The establishment of core computational resources to assist users in the understanding and visualization of new device structures.

To access Harvard facilities as a CNS/NNIN user, go to our How do I become a CNS/NNIN user? page.
To learn more about NSF and its vision for the NNIN, and the 13 participating institutions in the NNIN consortium and how to access them as an NNIN user, click in the box above or view the NNIN pdf brochure.