The Penn State Site is located in the Millennium Science Complex (MSC).
- 295,000 sq. ft. research building with state-of-the-art materials processing
- 9,500 sq. ft. clean room for nanofabrication (Class: 1000/100)
- Unique state-of-the-art instruments for characterization of organic and inorganic materials located in a vibration-free space, part of 50,000 square feet of user facilities dedicated to characterization and fabrication tools
- Multi-faculty Two-Dimensional Materials Laboratory, dedicated to the synthesis of large scale 2D materials (graphene, BN, WS2,WSe2, MoS2, etc.)
The Rice Site of ATOMIC is located in the Cox building of the new Materials Science and Nano Engineering Department (MSNE).
- Combined 5,000 sq. ft, hosting a number of advanced instruments for synthesis and characterization of low dimensional materials
- >100 additional instruments available for ATOMIC through Rice Share Equipment Authority (SEA)
- State-of-the art electron microscopy center equipped with an aberration corrected FEI Titan Themis 300 S/TEM (sub-70pm resolution) and a FEI Helios focus ion beam (FIB) system
The Boise State Site is located in the new Micron Center for Materials Research (MCMR).
- 98,000 sq. ft. research building with state-of-the-art thin-films and materials processing laboratories supporting 2D materials ink development and characterization
- Unique instrumentation for 2D materials ink development and characterization with 5 materials printers covering a wide range of ink viscosities (1 cP to 106 cP)
- Home to the Surface Science Laboratory (SSL), an existing multi-user facility that currently contains 4 AFMs possessing differing complementary capabilities