KY Multiscale Manufacturing and Nanointegration Node (KY MMNIN) is one of 16 nationally recognized sites in the National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure (NNCI) funded by NSF Award ID No. 2025075. KY Multiscale’s 8 core facilities (housed at the University of Louisville and the University of Kentucky) are equipped with an extensive range of state-of-the-art systems capable but not limited to additive manufacturing, 3D printing, micro/nano fabrication, imaging, and metrology. Click here to learn more

Funai focuses on research and development of thermal inkjet microfluidics for specialty printing, life sciences, and consumer applications.

With hundreds of printing-related patents, Funai is recognized as a top-tier microfluidic designer and manufacturer with scaling capabilities to partner with global industries. Click here to learn more.

A global formulator and manufacturer of adhesives, conductive and encapsulants serving the appliance, automotive, filter, lighting, medical and microelectronics markets. Click here to learn more.

Find your niche and start making an immediate impact. Through our diverse programs, custom degree paths (like the 5th Year Master’s), and access to industry-leading employers, Speed School allows students to customize an immersive academic experience. Click here

With 15+ affiliated faculty from engineering, medicine and dentistry, the Additive Manufacturing Institute of Science and Technology (AMIST)  at the University of Louisville (UofL) supports and promotes the broad range of additive manufacturing (AM) research, educational and professional training activities. Current faculty research is funded by industry and multiple federal agencies, including DoD (Navy, Air Force and Army), NASA and NSF. Click here to learn more.

Nanoscribe is the pioneer and market leader in high-precision additive manufacturing. The medium-sized company develops and produces 3D printers and grayscale lithography systems as well as specially developed printing materials and application-specific solutions for various microfabrication applications. The specialist for additive manufacturing of high-precision structures and objects on the nano-, micro- and mesoscale was founded in 2007 as a spin-off of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and is part of the BICO Group since June 2021. More than 4,000 users and operators at top universities and innovative companies worldwide benefit from the groundbreaking technology and application tailored solutions for 3D Microfabrication. Click here to learn more.