NTNU NanoLab
NTNU NanoLab
NTNU NanoLab is one of four cleanrooms within the national infrastructure, "The Norwegian Micro- and Nanofabrication Facility", NorFab. The facility is open for students and scientists at NTNU, as well as external researchers and start-up companies.
NTNU NanoLab is run by a staff of 9 engineers and operated according to hands-on principles. The infrastructure has a 700 m2 cleanroom with cleanliness ranging from ISO7 to ISO5 and vibration reduced zones at VCF-level. The cleanroom is also built according to GMO laboratory class 2 requirements.
Vacant positions
There are currently no vacant positions at NTNU NanoLab
There are currently no vacant positions at NTNU NanoLab
Events
Invitation to Celebrate the Announcement of the Kavli Prize in Nanoscience 2026, June 10
Invitation to Celebrate the Announcement of the Kavli Prize in Nanoscience 2026, June 10
Dear Colleague,
On behalf of NTNU and the Norwegian Academy of Sciences and Letters, we are delighted to invite you to a special celebration marking the announcement of the Kavli Prize in Nanoscience 2026. The Kavli Prizes in Nanoscience honors groundbreaking achievements ranging from nanoscale materials to phenomena and instruments, that continue to expand the frontiers of nanoscience and deepen our understanding at the nanoscale.
Join us as we bring together scientists and friends to experience the announcement of the 2026 prize, to reflect on recent advances, acknowledge the remarkable accomplishments of the laureates, and look forward to the discoveries yet to come. The event will include brief remarks, opportunities for informal discussions, and an informal atmosphere to reconnect with peers and meet new colleagues. Your presence would greatly enrich this celebration.
We look forward to welcoming you!
Warm regards,
Jens-Petter Andreassen
Dean, NV faculty
Time and place: 14.00 – 16.00, June 10, Lecture Hall R3 in the Natural Sciences Building
Please register your attendance here at the latest, May 19.
Program:
14:00 Welcome, Jens Petter Andreassen
Kavli Prizes in Nanoscience – a short primer, Bjørn Torger Stokke
Recent Highlights in Nanoscience, John de Mello
14:15 The Young NanoMind’s Session: “What I wonder about nanoscience and never dared to ask before.”
Young scientists challenge panel members of whatever they are curious about within the field.
Panel members:
Mari-Ann Einarsrud, NV faculty and leader of the nanoscience Kavli Prize committee
Peter Köllensperger, director NTNU NanoLab
Jianying He, Nano- and Biomechanics, IV faculty
Johann Riemensberger, Quantum- and Nanophotonics, IE faculty
Øyvind Halaas, Nanomedicine, MH faculty
Moderator: Aleksander Stokke Båtnes
14:45 Festive refreshments
Presentation of winner – Best NanoLab Image 2025, Jens Petter Andreassen
15:00 Announcement of the Kavli Prizes 2026 – directly from DNVA Oslo
15:20 Announcement Kavli Prize Nanoscience Symposium, September 3, 2026
More refreshments and food – reception style, mingling.
16:00 End
Cleanroom information
- Access to NTNU NanoLab
- Technologies and equipment
(NorFab web page) - Courses
- Prices (pricelist on NorFab web page)
- Support (NorFab web page)
NTNU NanoLab is part of the Nordic Nanolab Network
NTNU NanoLab is part of the European Nanolab Network
