The center is organized into six Core Technology Platforms. These platforms provide fundamental understanding and critical techniques in various nanotechnologies that are essential for the development of our targeted biomedical devices through a series of interconnected testbeds.
The six complementary Core Technology Platforms include: (1) Affordable Nanomanufacturing; (2) Self and Dynamic Assembly; (3) Micro/Nanofluidics; (4) Nanomanipulation; (5) Nanofiber Synthesis; and (6) Super/Subcritical Fluids; and the four major Research Testbeds include: (A) Biosensors/-chips for Medical Diagnostics; (B) Nanofluidic Drug/Gene Delivery; (C) Nanofactory; and (D) Cell-Based Devices.