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The Molecular Foundry
The Molecular Foundry is a Department of Energy-funded nanoscience research facility that provides users from around the world with access to cutting-edge expertise and instrumentation in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment.
Want to work at the Foundry? We have an exciting staff scientist opportunity for a joint appointment between the Foundry’s Biological Nanostructures facility and the Joint Genome Institute. Learn more here.
News & Events
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Foundry from Home Podcast: Inorganic Facility
Our guests, Tracy Mattox and Anne Pham, share how the facility is enabling user science with new tools and techniques.
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The Spintronics Technology Revolution Could Be Just a Hopfion Away
April 2021
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Designing Selective Membranes for Batteries Using a Drug Discovery Toolbox
April 2021
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Century-Old Problem Solved With First-Ever 3D Atomic Imaging of an Amorphous Solid
April 2021
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This Hydrogen Fuel Machine Could Be the Ultimate Guide to Self-Improvement
April 2021
About
The Foundry’s seven research facilities provide free access to experts and instruments to users from around the world. Come join our collaborative, multidisciplinary environment.
Expertise & Instrumentation
See what the Foundry offers: browse or search the Foundry’s experts, tools, and capabilities.
User Program
Explore our User Program and proposal process. Researchers who intend to publish can get free access to the Foundry and all of its capabilities.
Impact
The Foundry is constantly expanding its body of world-class, high-impact research. See how we’re advancing the forefront of nanoscale science.
Safety
Innovative and productive science is also safe science. Learn how the Foundry integrates safety into every aspect of our organization.
Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, & Accountability
Diversity and inclusivity of thought, experiences, perspectives, values, and expertise are all crucial for success of our science and collaborative community. Learn about the Foundry’s commitment to these values.
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