Adapted from this Laney College news article
Laney College students had a unique opportunity this summer to peer into the tiniest dimensions of our physical world—thanks to a special field trip to the Molecular Foundry, facilitated by technical staff member Ari Gashi. Gashi is a graduate of Laney College’s Machine Technology program.
Led by Laney College’s Machine Technology Department Chair Adam Balogh, the group visited the Foundry and toured the clean room and machine shop, as well as the QSPLEEM and electron microscopes at NCEM.
Laney College’s Machine Technology and engineering-related programs continue to provide hands-on experiences that connect the classroom to real-world research and career possibilities. Opportunities like this help students visualize future pathways in advanced manufacturing, scientific research, and beyond.
