West Campus Cleanroom
Lauren McCabe, PhD
Primary contact Assistant Director, CleanroomBuilding 750 (Shipping & Receiving Center), with direct dedicated access along the southern exterior face of the building.
About the core
The wet bay has three process hoods for acid, base, and resist applications. They are equipped with standard utilities, integrated spin-coaters, hotplates, and sonicators.
The dry bay houses analysis instrumentation and photolithography tools, including a high-resolution UV mask aligner and a non-contact optical profiler. The gowning area includes storage room for individual research groups.
In 2020, the cleanroom installed a new electron beam evaporator and reactive ion etcher.
Equipment
- Process benches
- Photoresist process bench
- Acid and base process bench
- Solvent process bench
- SUSS UV mask aligner
- UHV electron beam evaporator
- Reactive ion etcher
- Zygo 3D Optical Profiler
- Glow Research AutoGlow 200 etcher
- Westar Resist spin coater
- Olympus optical microscope
- Celestron stereo microscope
- Programmable hotplate
- Regular hotplate
- Ovens
- Refrigerator
- Secador desiccator
Available to Yale researchers & external researchers
Core website
Join the cleanroom
Please follow the instructions provided in the following link to access the cleanroom and research equipment.
Become a userContacts
100 Cleanroom Core Facility
750 West Campus Dr
West Haven, CT 06516
203-737-6796
203-737-2444 (wireless)
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