The FAB.nano new user orientation consists of a series of self-paced videos to watch, and a 30-minute check-in over zoom, where we provide an introduction, answer questions about the lab & capabilities and how to get started, and check for any missing trainings. All cleanroom and packaging space users need to complete the orientation before card access can be granted.
We hold the orientation on zoom: https://mit.zoom.us/j/91225350168
Before attending the session, please watch the set of videos posted at: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/dsq2jzq7f2iryym/AABNHUzBkiRxrXR_PLV5vjxXa?dl=0
Note: The characterization capabilities (video 3) is empty and will be discussed during the zoom session.
Please do not distribute/download/forward these videos, as they are still heavily being modified and corrected. But any feedback on content or style is very welcome.
FAB.nano
All users have lab access during staffed hours (Mo-Th 8am - 9pm; Fr 8am-7pm). To be able to use the lab after-hours and on weekends, users need to understand how to respond in emergency situations. During the 24h access qualification, a small group of PTC members ask you relevant safety questions that allow you to demonstrate your knowledge. This discussion typically takes 10-15 minutes.
All users have lab access during staffed hours (Mo-Th 8am - 9pm; Fr 8am-7pm). To be able to use the lab after-hours and on weekends, users need to understand how to respond in emergency situations. During the 24h access qualification, a small group of PTC members ask you relevant safety questions that allow you to demonstrate your knowledge. This discussion typically takes 10-15 minutes.
All users have lab access during staffed hours (Mo-Th 8am - 9pm; Fr 8am-7pm). To be able to use the lab after-hours and on weekends, users need to understand how to respond in emergency situations. During the 24h access qualification, a small group of PTC members ask you relevant safety questions that allow you to demonstrate your knowledge. This discussion typically takes 10-15 minutes.
All users have lab access during staffed hours (Mo-Th 8am - 9pm; Fr 8am-7pm). To be able to use the lab after-hours and on weekends, users need to understand how to respond in emergency situations. During the 24h access qualification, a small group of PTC members ask you relevant safety questions that allow you to demonstrate your knowledge. This discussion typically takes 10-15 minutes.
All users have lab access during staffed hours (Mo-Th 8am - 9pm; Fr 8am-7pm). To be able to use the lab after-hours and on weekends, users need to understand how to respond in emergency situations. During the 24h access qualification, a small group of PTC members ask you relevant safety questions that allow you to demonstrate your knowledge. This discussion typically takes 10-15 minutes.
All users have lab access during staffed hours (Mo-Th 8am - 9pm; Fr 8am-7pm). To be able to use the lab after-hours and on weekends, users need to understand how to respond in emergency situations. During the 24h access qualification, a small group of PTC members ask you relevant safety questions that allow you to demonstrate your knowledge. This discussion typically takes 10-15 minutes.
All users have lab access during staffed hours (Mo-Th 8am - 9pm; Fr 8am-7pm). To be able to use the lab after-hours and on weekends, users need to understand how to respond in emergency situations. During the 24h access qualification, a small group of PTC members ask you relevant safety questions that allow you to demonstrate your knowledge. This discussion typically takes 10-15 minutes.
All users have lab access during staffed hours (Mo-Th 8am - 9pm; Fr 8am-7pm). To be able to use the lab after-hours and on weekends, users need to understand how to respond in emergency situations. During the 24h access qualification, a small group of PTC members ask you relevant safety questions that allow you to demonstrate your knowledge. This discussion typically takes 10-15 minutes.
All users have lab access during staffed hours (Mo-Th 8am - 9pm; Fr 8am-7pm). To be able to use the lab after-hours and on weekends, users need to understand how to respond in emergency situations. During the 24h access qualification, a small group of PTC members ask you relevant safety questions that allow you to demonstrate your knowledge. This discussion typically takes 10-15 minutes.