Peter Gordon
CU Nanofab Facility Administrator
Faculty of Science
Department of Chemistry
Ottawa, Ontario
petergordon@cunet.carleton.ca
Mobile:
(613) 863-6078
Bio/Research
Gordon is the Facility Administrator of the CU Nanofab. He runs fee-for-service experiments, coordinates research with our collaborators and research partners, and ensures that the Nanofab users have a well-maintained and working facility to use.
The NanoFab is a joint effort between the...
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The NanoFab is a joint effort between the...
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Bio/Research
Gordon is the Facility Administrator of the CU Nanofab. He runs fee-for-service experiments, coordinates research with our collaborators and research partners, and ensures that the Nanofab users have a well-maintained and working facility to use.
The NanoFab is a joint effort between the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Engineering and Design to design and fabricate a variety of organic and inorganic surfaces with specific materials, nanofeatures, or other characteristics. The laboratory works in collaboration with several industrial and academic partners. Tools and Services include:
Chemical Synthesis
Thermal Characterization (TGA and DSC)
Film characterization (EDX and AFM)
Thin Film Deposition
Chemical Vapour Deposition (CVD)
Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD)
Physical Vapor Deposition (COVAP)
He has several publications with the group.
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The NanoFab is a joint effort between the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Engineering and Design to design and fabricate a variety of organic and inorganic surfaces with specific materials, nanofeatures, or other characteristics. The laboratory works in collaboration with several industrial and academic partners. Tools and Services include:
Chemical Synthesis
Thermal Characterization (TGA and DSC)
Film characterization (EDX and AFM)
Thin Film Deposition
Chemical Vapour Deposition (CVD)
Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD)
Physical Vapor Deposition (COVAP)
He has several publications with the group.
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