
Pump Priming Call
Our Priming call is open, with a closing date of Tuesday 9th September. The Pump Priming scheme provides a limited number of wafers to researchers free of charge and without the need for a current EPSRC grant. It is designed to…
Our Priming call is open, with a closing date of Tuesday 9th September. The Pump Priming scheme provides a limited number of wafers to researchers free of charge and without the need for a current EPSRC grant. It is designed to…
We are delighted to share the UK Semiconductors 2025 video! The video provides a well-rounded overview of this year's event, including insights from Conference Chair…
The UK Semiconductors Conference 2025, the 18th year of the conference, took place on Wednesday 2nd and Thursday 3rd July at Sheffield Hallam University. This…
We are recruiting a Research Associate in Molecular Beam Epitaxy! The role is based at the Facility at the University of Sheffield, in the School…
The University of Sheffield has won a £7 million investment to fund new equipment that will revolutionise the discovery and development of new semiconductor materials.…
We are attending the University of Sheffield Careers Fair on Wednesday 5th May and holding another PhD Open Day on Wednesday 14th May
This year's conference is being held on Wednesday 2nd and Thursday 3rd July at Sheffield Hallam University.
Our MBE team in Sheffield attended the UK MBE meeting at the University of
Warwick this week.
Our Director, Professor Jon Heffernan, and Head of MOVPE, Dr Elisa Sala attended the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) meeting on Semiconductors in Westminster.
We are delighted to congratulate NEF's Professor Rachel Oliver for being awarded an OBE in the New Years Honours List 2025
We held our annual all staff meeting at the University of Sheffield at the end of January
Wishing our Users a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from everyone at the National Epitaxy Facility!
The University of Tennessee Knoxville visited the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sheffield in November, which included a tour around the National Epitaxy Facility.