Div.01Spec. CM-114
Condensed matter
Quantum materials, superconducting films, and lattice defects coaxed into doing work — grown, strained, and measured down to single atoms.
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Independent research facility
Indianapolis, IN
39.7684° N · 86.1581° W
Matter has a voice.
IndyLabs instruments the very small to engineer the very new — listening to materials, cells, and light until they give up something useful.
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01 — Approach
Most labs publish papers. We publish proof — instruments, materials, and organisms that hold up outside the building.
Est. 2019 · White River North
Former foundry, 1907 m²
ISO 5–7 cleanroom bays
Former foundry, 1907 m²
ISO 5–7 cleanroom bays
We work in the gap between a measurement and a product. In a converted foundry on the White River, our teams build the apparatus most questions are still waiting for — then use it to push materials, biosystems, and light past their spec sheets. If it survives our floor, it survives the world.
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Built in the Circle City
Measured here, felt everywhere.
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Experiments in flight
Concurrent studies across all eight divisions
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Resident researchers
One floor, no departments between benches
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Cleanroom bays
ISO 5–7, wafer growth to sterile cell work
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Imaging resolution
Atomic-scale microscopy on the cryo-TEM line
The foundry,
refit for atoms
A century-old casting hall now holds six cleanroom bays, a cryogenics line, and a robotic wet lab — heavy industry traded for precision, on the same floor. 02 — Facility · 1907 m²
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