The grants provide $1.1 million over two years to Moheimani to support his research, as well as $1.1 million to Zyvex Labs. UT Dallas launched the Center for Atomically Precise Fabrication of Solid-State Quantum Devices in 2019 to use technology developed at the University to build new quantum devices. “Manufacturing quantum devices is going to require the level of atomic precision that we can now provide through our new technology. Creating New Tools, SystemsMoheimani’s lab recently acquired a Scienta Omicron variable temperature STM to facilitate its collaborative research with Zyvex Labs. Moheimani, whose endowed chair was established by Zyvex Labs founder James Von Ehr MS’81, has led the efforts in partnership with Zyvex Labs since he was recruited to UT Dallas in 2015.