REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, THE
Total received in grants · trailing 12 months
$1.1M
$0for every U.S. household÷ 131M U.S. households
In perspective
0.0%of all $162.9B in tracked grants
1separate grants, trailing 12 months
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, THE has received $1.1M across 1 federal grant of $1M or more on record.
Data as of July 24, 2026. Source: USAspending.gov, prime contract awards $1M+. Federal spending data lags and has known gaps. This is not a real-time or complete record.
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| Department of Health and Human Services | NANOSCRIBE QUANTUM X ALIGN - 1. PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT WE PROPOSE ACQUIRING A NANOSCRIBE QUANTUM X ALIGN SYSTEM TO BE HOUSED IN THE MARVELL NANOFABRICATION LABORATORY (NANOLAB) AT UC BERKELEY. THIS ADVANCED MICROFABRICATION TOOL PROVIDES UNMATCHED PRECISION AND VERSATILITY IN 3D MICRO- AND NANO-PRINTING OF OPTICAL COMPONENTS, TISSUE SCAFFOLDS, AND MORE, WITH SUB-MICRON RESOLUTION ACROSS CENTIMETER- SCALE AREAS OR VOLUMES. THE NANOSCRIBE’S SUPPORT FOR BIOCOMPATIBLE PHOTORESINS (E.G., IP- VISIO, IP-PDMS) EXPANDS ITS UTILITY IN LIVE-CELL AND IN VIVO STUDIES, FURTHER ALIGNING IT WITH NIH RESEARCH. THE QUANTUM X ALIGN UNIQUELY ENABLES TWO-PHOTON GRAYSCALE LITHOGRAPHY WITH SUB-100NM FEATURE CONTROL AND HIGH-ASPECT RATIO 3D PRINTING. THE NANOSCRIBE WILL PROVIDE UC BERKELEY RESEARCHERS WITH UNPARALLELED CAPABILITIES IN 3D MICROFABRICATION, SERVING AS A CRITICAL RESOURCE FOR THE UNIVERSITY'S SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY. DESPITE BEING A MAJOR HUB OF BIOMEDICAL AND BIOENGINEERING INNOVATION, UC BERKELEY CURRENTLY LACKS INSTRUMENTATION THAT SUPPORTS RAPID-TURNAROUND, HIGH-RESOLUTION 3D PRINTING ALIGNED TO SUBSTRATES. EXTERNAL FABRICATION SERVICES INTRODUCE DELAYS AND OFTEN CANNOT MEET STRINGENT QUALITY DEMANDS (E.G., SURFACE ROUGHNESS ≤ 5 NM, SHAPE ACCURACY ≤ 200 NM), LEADING RESEARCHERS TO ABANDON HIGH-POTENTIAL MICROFABRICATION EFFORTS OR COMPROMISE ON DESIGNS. THE QUANTUM X ALIGN RESOLVES THESE BARRIERS BY PROVIDING IN-HOUSE CAPACITY FOR RAPID PROTOTYPING AND ITERATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF MICROSCALE BIOMEDICAL DEVICES AND STRUCTURES. WE DESCRIBE HERE HOW 20 DIFFERENT FACULTY AT BERKELEY WILL USE THE NANOSCRIBE TO PROTOTYPE MICROFABRICATED 3D OPTICS AND DEVICES FOR A WIDE ARRAY OF ONGOING NIH-RELATED RESEARCH, INCLUDING COMPUTATIONAL MICROSCOPY DESIGNS FOR INTER-OPERATIVE CANCER TREATMENT, PRECISION TISSUE SCAFFOLDS FOR TISSUE REGENERATION, BIOINKS AND NOVEL MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES. IT WILL BE HOUSED IN THE MARVELL NANOLAB, A WORLD-CLASS SHARED-USE FACILITY, WHOSE EXPERTS WILL MAINTAIN AND OPERATE THE MACHINE AND MAKE IT AVAILABLE TO ANY NIH RESEARCHERS ON CAMPUS AND BEYOND. WE DESCRIBE HERE HOW THE TOOL WILL ADVANCE EXISTING BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AT BERKELEY, AND ENABLE FAST PROTOTYPING OF NEW IDEAS THAT COULD FURTHER GENERATE NEW NIH- FUNDED DIRECTIONS IN NEURAL IMPLANTS, HEART-ON-A-CHIP SYSTEMS, AND MORE. | $1,141,540 |