3 septembre 2019
Mohamed El-Gahouchi wins Best Poster Award at CSSTC 2019
1 juin 2018
Un projet d’envergure à l’Université de Sherbrooke
La construction du Studio de création Fondation Huguette et Jean-Louis Fontaine est officiellement amorcée
19 février 2018
New equipment at 3IT : Orion Nanofab microscope
7 juillet 2017
Development of a universal substrate for semiconductors
11 janvier 2017
Discovery: convert light into electricity
The Nanofabrication and Nanocharacterization Research Center (CRN2) is one of 35 research centers recognized and funded by the Université de Sherbrooke. With a remarkable level of state-of-the-art material sharing, research collaboration and industry partnerships, CRN2 has become one of the largest micro-nanofabrication structures in Canada.
Our research activities cover the fields of biochemical sensors and chip labs, micro-nanotechnologies for next-generation information processing and energy generation and management microsystems. The center stands out for its ability to produce complete and innovative devices.
CRN2 was also a major player in the creation, in 2012, of an international research unit from France and Quebec: the Nanosystems and Nanotechnologies Laboratory (LN2). Thus, CRN2 members and the vast majority of their activities are integrated into LN2. Both structures benefit from the very high-level nanofabrication and nanocharacterization facilities of the Interdisciplinary institute for technological innovation (3IT) and are located within its premises.