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== "DTU Nanolab Introductory Course: Cleanroom in B346" ==

This introductionary course is mandatory for all users that want to access our cleanroom facilities on their own. The online course contains information regarding

This introductionary course is mandatory for all users that want to access our cleanroom facilities on their own. The course consists of an online part, a hands-on training and a final examination. The online course contains information regarding

* Safety

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* Access agreement

~~After completing the online course, you can sign up for practical training inside our cleanroom.~~

Note that there is a attendee limit of 3 persons per date. The hands-on courses are held on a weekly basis. You will <u>not</u> receive a confirmation for the registration, only if the course is canceled. The part will take approximately 2:30 hours.

Finally, you have to complete the browser-based examination. This should be done right after the practical part. A guide for this is handed out after the practical part.Onc eyou passed the online exam, you will receive your course certificate and you are ready to go into the cleanroom.

After completing the online course (including the access agreement !), you can proceed to the hands-on training with one of our safety team members. You can sign up for the practical part on the last page of the online course in DTU Learn. The course is held on a weekly basis. There is an attendee limit of 3 persons per date. The course takes place in the cleanroom and takes about 2.5 hours, commonly from 9.00 - 11:30. In the course you will get a tour through our cleanroom, learn how to dress-up, and get an introduction to chemical handling. The meeting point is by the main entrance to building 347 (by the seminar room).

''Please note that you will <u>not</u> receive a confirmation for the registration for the hands-on course (only if the course is canceled).''

The safety course concludes with a browser-based examination which you get access to directly after the hands-on training. This will take about 15-30 min. It is commonly done immediately after the hands-on training. Once you passed the online exam, you will receive your course certificate and you are ready to go into the cleanroom.

'''Launch Meeting'''

~~We would also like~~ to have a ~~“launch meeting” with you~~ and ~~preferably your supervisor~~. ~~The purpose of~~ this ~~meeting is to discuss your material choices, fabrication plans, processes, and tools~~, ~~as well as related tool trainings. This is done with the aim of being able~~ to ~~understand and support your future work~~ in ~~the cleanroom. If you have a fabrication plan or~~ a ~~preliminary process flow, please send it to us, to help us prepare for the~~ meeting.

As part of the onboarding process, we want to ensure that new users have all the necessary information for a smooth and successful start in our cleanroom. To support this, we require all new users to participate in a mandatory launch meeting.

~~Please suggest a time and place (at DTU) for the~~ meeting, and ~~I will see how it fits in my calendar. If~~ you ~~do not have a possibility~~ to ~~come to DTU, we can~~ also ~~have~~ the ~~meeting using teams or equivalent video conference tool~~. ~~Let me know if you have any other question~~.

This meeting will be held with you—and ideally your supervisor—and will cover key topics such as your material choices, fabrication plans, intended processes, and the tools you plan to use. We will also discuss any required tool training and the matter of cross-contamination between equipment. The goal is to better understand your project and provide the best possible support for your future work in the cleanroom.

This meeting can be held at any point, but before you start requesting training on our equipment. If you already have a fabrication plan or a preliminary process flow, please share it with us in advance so we can prepare accordingly.

If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to reach out at [[training@nanolab.dtu.dk]].

After you passed the safety course and launch meeting, you are ready to go into the cleanroom. You can start to sign up for machine training by sending a request to training@nanolab.dtu.dk. For some of the machines we require you to take some online trainings before hands-on training on the machines. You can find more information here: <nowiki>https://www.nanolab.dtu.dk/access/cleanroom-access/equipment-training</nowiki>.

'''Request Training on Equipment'''

~~Exception to~~ launch meeting: ~~commercial users~~

After you passed the safety course and had the launch meeting, you can start to request training for equipment by sending a request to [[training@nanolab.dtu.dk]]. For some of the machines, we require you to take some online trainings before hands-on training on the machines. You can find more information about tool package training on Labadviser here, or on our homepage at https://www.nanolab.dtu.dk/access/cleanroom-access/equipment-training.