How do I apply for SFU 4D LABS?

Visit Simon Fraser University 4D LABS's website for application instructions.

Who administers SFU 4D LABS?

This program is administered by Simon Fraser University 4D LABS.

Are there similar programs to SFU 4D LABS?

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SFU 4D LABS

Q: What benefits does SFU 4D LABS provide?

SFU 4D LABS offers: advisory, access to facilities. Access to an open-access core facility providing state-of-the-art equipment for advanced materials synthesis, processing, characterization, fabrication, and prototyping. Includes customized one-on-one training, personalized process consulting, and access to scientific and business expertise from 4D LABS staff. Operates on a flexible fee-for-service model with discounted pricing available for academic users.

Q: What industries are eligible for SFU 4D LABS?

Eligible industries include: advanced materials, quantum technologies, microfabrication, nanofabrication, sensors, photonics, clean technologies.

Simon Fraser University 4D LABS

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Support for BC product development

Funding

Contact for details

Deadline

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Status

Accepting Applications

What Is This Program?

Access fee-based tools and expertise to help you design, develop, demonstrate, and deploy your technology - including energy, clean tech, healthcare, and biotech.

What Benefits Are Offered?

advisoryaccess to facilities

Access to an open-access core facility providing state-of-the-art equipment for advanced materials synthesis, processing, characterization, fabrication, and prototyping. Includes customized one-on-one training, personalized process consulting, and access to scientific and business expertise from 4D LABS staff. Operates on a flexible fee-for-service model with discounted pricing available for academic users.

Who Is Eligible?

Industries: advanced materials, quantum technologies, microfabrication, nanofabrication, sensors, photonics, clean technologies

Region: British Columbia

Other Criteria: academic institutions, industry users, researchers, companies developing products, companies solving materials challenges, companies commercializing technology solutions