EuroNanoLab is a distributed research infrastructure uniting more than 40 state-of-the-art academic nanofabrication centres across Europe. Our mission is to accelerate research in micro- and nanotechnology by transforming a fragmented landscape of national facilities into an integrated, collaborative knowledge base that drives scientific excellence and innovation.

As a collective of leading European cleanrooms, EuroNanoLab offers a single point of access to cutting-edge expertise, world-class equipment, and shared knowledge — enabling researchers, students, and industry partners to achieve breakthroughs faster and more efficiently.

EuroNanoLab strives to provide:

• New nanofabrication systems capable of fabricating more complex micro- and nanodevices, by integrating the specialised contributions of multiple cleanrooms to accelerate high-impact scientific projects.

• Coordinated user access to world-class nanofabrication equipment, expertise, technology development, and a shared knowledge base through a central hub.

• Multidisciplinary outreach and novel nanofabrication building blocks, co-defined with leading experts across key scientific communities: quantum technologies, 2D materials, nanobiosciences, neuromorphic computing, and astronomy and space exploration.

• Fast technology transfer to start-ups and SMEs.

EuroNanoLab contributes to innovative solutions for societal challenges in energy, environment, transport, health, and general well-being. Achieving ESFRI landmark status will further strengthen EuroNanoLab's recognition at both national and international levels.

EuroNanoLab's model draws inspiration from the NNIN — the US distributed infrastructure of academic cleanrooms established in 2004. EuroNanoLab’s core partners include cleanroom networks that have been working with this model for over 15 years (Sweden, the Netherlands, France, and Norway).