OneNano membership is open to everyone working in nanoscale infrastructure — nanofab and characterization facility staff in operations, administration, and facilities support, as well as the supply chain professionals who equip them, including instrumentation, tool and materials vendors. Our regional chapters foster meaningful engagement among nanoscale infrastructure peers.

OneNano is operated by The Society of Nanoscale Infrastructure Professionals, Inc., a Pennsylvania non-profit and a USA 501(c)(3) public charity.

We meet to discuss topics that include, but are not limited to, operations management, lab safety, finance, supply chain, and other related areas, as they pertain to nanoscale infrastructure and the active scientific research and education it supports. 

OneNano is operated by the Pennsylvania non-profit The Society of Nanoscale Infrastructure Professionals, Inc., which is doing business as OneNano. The organization’s board of directors and founders consists of nanoscale infrastructure operational peers of Southern California, the Midwest and the Mid-Atlantic United States to run regular meetings that honor its late founder, Mr. Meredith Metzler.

OneNano exists to establish a governance that provides a meeting framework for nanoscale infrastructure peers within a geographical region.

Regions are not strictly defined. As a general rule of thumb, a chapter’s region is determined by its members’ ability to travel within a reasonable distance to attend a meeting (or to return home) on the same day of travel to a meeting.

OneNano has four inaugural chapters: the Mid-Atlantic, Southern California (SoCal),  the Midwest and the Southeast.