PARADIM provides a world-class user facility for the discovery of new electronic materials. This is built upon a strong foundation of existing materials growth and characterization equipment, supplemented by significant new facilities made possible by the NSF-Materials Innovation Platform (MIP) funding (PARADIM, DMR-1539918). PARADIM has the most advanced and complete set of openly available equipment and expertise in the world for the discovery of new inorganic materials in thin film or bulk form.
PARADIM is an NSF Materials Innovation Platform providing facilities for materials-by-design for both bulk and thin film materials. PARADIM supports the materials by design philosophy through 4 state of the art user facilities.
- Simulation and Theory at Clark Atlanta and Cornell
- Bulk Crystal Growth at Johns Hopkins
- Thin Film Growth at Cornell
- Electron Microscopy at Cornell
- Additional characterization and fabrication resources via CCMR, CHESS, and CNF at Cornell
PARADIM facilities are open to all US scientists via a reviewed proposal process.
