Advanced Instrumentation Development Center (AIDC)
AIDC
About the AIDC
The AIDC’s mission as a specialized hub of technical facilities is to facilitate cross-cutting ideation and innovation; and serve as a resource for engineering expertise, a physical space (or destination) for education and training programs, and a center for community-building efforts, connecting researchers and staff across campus. We work to enable novel and cross-cutting ideation and fabrication activities across a variety of initiatives, including those in quantum science,
planetary solutions, and beyond. Our mission stands at the nexus between hardware, computing, and data science.

The AIDC's daughter cores include:
- Advanced Prototyping Center
- Gibbs Machine Shop
- Research Support Shop
- Teaching Shop
- Electronics Development and Data Acquisition Core
We offer:
- Prototyping capabilities
- R&D and assembly spaces for instrumentation projects
- Interaction, seminar, and workshop spaces
- Outreach space and programs
- Program/project management
- In-house programming
Available to Yale researchers & external researchers
Job opening
The Director of the Yale Advanced Instrumentation Development Center (AIDC) will set up and lead a state-of-the-art integrated instrument development service, envisioned as the central hub for instrumentation development at the University. The AIDC will provide cutting-edge capabilities in rapid prototyping, design, machining, and electronics instrumentation fabrication to support a broad range of disciplines. The Director will ensure that the AIDC becomes a sustainable, innovative, and impactful research core that enhances the university's research initiatives.
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