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Materials characterization and fabrication centre serves academia and industry

04 Aug 2023 Hamish Johnston

Nina Heinig is a materials researcher who manages the Waterloo Advanced Technology Laboratory (WATLab), which is a multidisciplinary materials characterization and fabrication research centre in Waterloo, Canada. She tells Hamish Johnston about WATLab’s instruments and services and how they are used by researchers in a wide range of fields

Nina Heinig
Multidisciplinary characterization Nina Heinig at WATLab at the University of Waterloo. (Courtesy: University of Waterloo)
Can you give a brief description of WATLab, its main instruments and what you provide to users WATLa

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