LAB2FAB
The LAB2FAB biannual meeting provides a platform for industry, academia-based fabrication and characterization centres, and government labs to collaborate to overcome their R&D challenges. Our goal is to help all parties build their capacity and expertise to increase Canadian competitiveness in manufacturing of microsystems and nanotechnology innovations.
Addressing R&D Challenges through Community
Micro-nanotechnology facilities at Canadian universities are a national asset for helping innovators advance and manage their R&D activities. The LAB2FAB biannual meeting provides a platform for industry, academia-based fabrication and characterization centres, and government labs to collaborate to overcome their R&D challenges. Our goal is to help all parties build their capacity and expertise to increase Canadian competitiveness in manufacturing of microsystems and nanotechnology innovations.
Who Benefits from LAB2FAB?
- University and college-based fabrication and characterization centres
- Government laboratories
- Manufacturers and supply chain
- Technology developers
- Company builders
- Stakeholders in collaborative innovation
About LAB2FAB
Companies and their technology innovations need assistance advancing from academic research labs to development and production centres. These entities require integrating both business practices and technical processes to enable lab-to-fab progression. Join the discussion about overcoming R&D challenges and forming strategic partnerships to bridge these gaps.
Our Mission
The LAB2FAB biannual meeting provides a platform for industry, academia-based fabrication and characterization centres, and government labs to collaborate to overcome their R&D challenges. Our goal is to help all parties build their capacity and expertise to increase Canadian competitiveness in manufacturing of microsystems and nanotechnology innovations.
LAB2FAB focuses on building partnerships and cooperation among academic, industry and government stakeholders to achieve high-value outcomes. Organized by CMC Microsystems in cooperation with many open-access academic-based labs across Canada, this workshop allows for alignment of industry priorities with academic research and initiatives.