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Welcome to Myfab

The Swedish research infrastructure for micro- and nano fabrication

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Myfab – Realize your nano vision

Myfab is the Swedish national research infrastructrue for micro- and nanofabrication. Whether you are doing research in nanotechnology or product development for a company, Myfab has the tools for you. Welcome to our open user facility, where our highly qualified staff is ready to provide all the help and training you need!

Get connected and realize your next project in microtechnology and nanoscience!

4cleanrooms
750tools
89expert staff
120companies
877users
709publications

Highlights & events

Katia Gallo in her lab
2025 10 17
Myfab KTH

Quantum communication could become the superpower of the future

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2025 10 15
Myfab Lund

Myfab Lund strengthens Obducat’s R&D capabilities

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bachelor students from the Introduction to Engineering Physics course offered by the Faculty of Science and Technology at Uppsala University. Pictured here is just part of a larger group of around 60 curious and motivated future engineers.
2025 10 01
Myfab Uppsala

Future engineers visit Myfab Uppsala

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The material features a magnetic alloy made from both magnetic and non-magnetic elements (cobalt, iron, germanium and tellurium), allowing ferromagnetism and antiferromagnetism to coexist within a sin
2025 09 26
Myfab Chalmers

Material breakthrough paves way for major energy savings in memory chips

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Why Myfab

Technology development and research drive innovation, solve global challenges, and improve quality of life. Myfab supports diverse research areas with state-of-the-art facilities, fostering collaboration and turning ideas into real products. This boosts the economy and addresses global issues such as climate change.

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