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Wake Forest University
Center for Nanotechnology and Quantum Materials
NanoteQ
The Organic Technologies Lab
ORG
Link to the Organic Device Technologies Group
Wake Forest has a long history in organic device technologies. Together with the tools in the cleanroom this lab supports ongoing efforts broadly, allowing for the construction of a wide variety of organic devices in specialized environments.
The organics lab - hosts two, double glove boxes where organics and metal contacts can be evaporated, spin-cast, draw-bladed, or otherwise deposited in an inert atmosphere. Sealing/packaging capabilities are also available. This facility has electronics printers, fiber-draw, and airbrushing equipment as well. The lab space is ISO 7 with dedicated air handlers and fume hoods.
Multiple glass cutting setups for manipulation of glass/ITO/FTO etc.
Multiple draw blade setups for thin films. These automated systems give access to intermediate thickness' in polymer films
SCS P6700 programmable spinner
Chemat mini spinner for use in glove box
Glovebox 1 basic multis glovebox for building and testing organic devices
Glovebox 2 with evaporator mounted inside plus spinners, hotplates, scales for organic device builds
Spray deposition system using airbrushes.
Chemat draw tower for fiber coatings
Probe and bath ultrasonic stations for mixing
FUJI DIMATIX electronics printer with pL heads.
Organics dedicated thermal evaporator. Designed and built by NanoFabrik specifically for use with organic devices
Thermo Scientific vacuum oven
Biotage flash chromatography
scales/balances, Mettler Toledo
TGA Perkin Elmer
UV-Vis Perkin Elmer lambda 2
The Organics Lab has a full scale synthesis facility for the construction of a wide variety of organic molecules and polymers.
there are 9 of these videos on the DIMATIX
