Networks & Collaboration
We work with a range of industrial and academic collaborators to solve key scientific problems for nano-micro-engineered materials, and advance developments in 3D materials characterisation.
Financial and Facility Support
We gratefully acknowledge financial and facility support from a range of industrial, academic, UK and Overseas Funding Bodies:
- ASML Ltd
- EPSRC Friction Programme Grant
- EPSRC iT-CDT
- EPSRC ESA CDT
- The Grantham Institute, The University of Sheffield
- Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf
- Johnson Matthey
- SKF Ltd
- The Leverhulme Trust
- The Royal Microscopical Society
- Turkish Government
- Unilever Plc
Research Links and Collaboration
- EPSRC CDT in Energy Storage and its Applications (ESA)
- EPSRC CDT in Integrated Tribology (iT-CDT)
- Friction: The Tribology Enigma; EPSRC Programme Grant
- MAPP EPSRC Manufacture using Advanced Powder Processes
- PicoFIB Network - Advances in Gas-Ion Microscopy
- Royce@Sheffield
- Sorby Centre for Electron Microscopy and Microanalysis
- The Grantham Centre for Sustainable Futures
- The Royal Microscopical Society
PicoFIB - Advances in Gas-Ion Microscopy
The Sheffield NanoLAB is the managing partner of the international PicoFIB Network. It brings together researchers with an interest in material manipulation and characterisation using novel gas-ion patterning and microscopy and provides a foundation for knowledge exchange, technical training, and research development.
The programme is funded by the Leverhulme Trust and it runs from 2017 to 2020, comprising a series of exchange visits, training events, and international workshops. > More about PicoFIB.
