Welcome to the Georgia Tech Institute for Electronics and Nanotechnology! To become a member of the IEN - Micro/Nano Fabrication Facility or the Georgia Tech Biocleanroom Facility, please follow the steps below.
Internal Users
Join the IEN - Micro/Nano Fabrication Facility Equipment Group
- Using your GT username and password, log in to sums.gatech.edu
- Select “Equipment Groups” from the menu bar, and then select "Equipment Group List"
- Search for and select “IEN - Micro/Nano Fabrication Facility”
- Select "Become A Member"
- Select "Training Requirements" from the left-hand menu
- Register for and attend one of the scheduled new user orientations
- Take and pass the three prerequisite entrance tests upon completion of the orientation
- That’s it! You’re now a member of the IEN - Micro/Nano Fabrication Facility
Join your Principal Investigator’s Billing Group
- Using your GT username and password, log in to sums.gatech.edu
- Select “Billing Groups” from the menu bar, and then select "Billing Group List"
- Search for and select the billing group you intend to join
- Select the “Join Billing Group” tab
- Select the “Request Entry to BG” button
- Wait for approval from your billing group administrator
External Users
External users are researchers who have no affiliation with Georgia Tech. This includes researchers from institutions other than Georgia Tech, government labs, and industry. If you are coming from an academic or government institution, you will pay the same rates as Georgia Tech users.
Prospective external users will need to first contact Dr. Paul Joseph (paul.joseph@ien.gatech.edu; 404-894-5029), who will walk you through the process of becoming one. Once contact has been established, please fill out this form and fax it to 404-385-4082, with attention to Traci Walden-Monroe. Once we have received and processed your information, you will receive further instructions from our staff.
New User Orientation
All prospective users of the IEN cleanrooms and labs are required to attend a new user orientation. This training will cover policies and procedures, laboratory safety, and basic processing & fabrication development. After attending an orientation and completing the prerequisite entrance tests, users will be granted access to the IEN facilities and resources.