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the Nano and Quantum Technologies Laboratory

We provide shared scientific instrumentation, laboratory facilities, and staff support to enable multidisciplinary research, to educate tomorrow’s scientists and engineers, and to transform the local economy.

The NanoteQ facility focusses on the challenges and opportunities of the Emerging Technological Frontier born in the nano and quantum realms. As a part of this focus, NanoteQ hosts several multi-PI research teams that explore dynamic synergisms at the interface of complexity, information sciences, nanoengineering, quantum-technologies, human-machine fusion, and synthetic intelligence.

With its broad user base, visiting entrepreneurs and scholars, and resident research teams, NanoteQ is a unique and active research ecosystem, driven to discovery and committed to the premier standards of scientific investigation.

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NanoteQ has received more than $250K in equipment and financial gifts for '24/'25. We gratefully acknowledge the continued visionary support of our donors...

WFU office of the Provost Winston Salem NC

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Winston-Salem NC

DataMax Foundation Winston Salem NC

CAS Family Trust Winston Salem NC

Dr. G. McGuire (ITC) Raleigh NC

Dr. Ya-Ping Sun Clemson SC

B. Ghaffari Berryville VA

B. Summers Clemmons NC

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NanoteQ is changing its Tool Scheduling Software

the Nano and Quantum Technologies Laboratory

95 W 32 nd Street

Winston-Salem NC 27105

Director: Prof. David Carroll

ph: 336 758 1804

email: carroldl@wfu.edu

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What's with the squirrels? At our old location the lab was frequently invaded by the local squirrel community. The students, not wanting to harm them, would trap them and let the free behind the lab only to find them back inside in a few days. Soon we began to know the rodents and over the years the squirrel became associated with the lab by all who visited us. Today the Deacon Squirrel is our unofficial mascot and you can find the image all over the lab.