Difference between revisions of "Frequently Asked Questions"
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| − | + | === How do I get access to use QNF? === | |
Please see this webpage for access to QNF: | Please see this webpage for access to QNF: | ||
https://wiki.nano.upenn.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Join | https://wiki.nano.upenn.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Join | ||
You may not need to complete items 1 and 2. Check with your advisor or your supervisor. | You may not need to complete items 1 and 2. Check with your advisor or your supervisor. | ||
| − | + | === Why am I not able to access NEMO? === | |
Some of the documentation may not be completed. Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu | Some of the documentation may not be completed. Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu | ||
| − | + | === Why does my project not show up anymore in NEMO? === | |
Your project may be expired. Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu | Your project may be expired. Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu | ||
| − | + | === What if I have a new project to add to NEMO? === | |
Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu | Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu | ||
| − | + | === What if I need to get a new Penncard? === | |
Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu | Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu | ||
| − | + | === What if I forgot to logout of the cleanroom? === | |
First, go to the kiosk and logout. | First, go to the kiosk and logout. | ||
If you need to correct the billing, in NEMO go to Requests -> Adjustment Requests and select the New Request button. | If you need to correct the billing, in NEMO go to Requests -> Adjustment Requests and select the New Request button. | ||
| − | + | === Where do I put my coat, etc while using the cleanroom?=== | |
To get a locker, see Barry Derish in Singh 220. | To get a locker, see Barry Derish in Singh 220. | ||
| − | + | === How do I figure out if the a tool is operational? === | |
In NEMO, go to Status Dashboard/Tool Status & Usage. | In NEMO, go to Status Dashboard/Tool Status & Usage. | ||
| − | + | === What if I find a situation that seems unsafe? === | |
In NEMO, click on the Safety icon and follow the instructions. | In NEMO, click on the Safety icon and follow the instructions. | ||
| − | + | === What is the dress code for entering the cleanroom? === | |
* Shirt | * Shirt | ||
| − | Your shirt must be at least a short-sleeved shirt long enough to reach your pants (no bare midriffs). | + | : Your shirt must be at least a short-sleeved shirt long enough to reach your pants (no bare midriffs). |
Not Allowed: Tank tops, halter tops, and spaghetti strap tops. | Not Allowed: Tank tops, halter tops, and spaghetti strap tops. | ||
* Pants | * Pants | ||
Revision as of 14:20, 21 June 2024
How do I get access to use QNF?
Please see this webpage for access to QNF: https://wiki.nano.upenn.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Join You may not need to complete items 1 and 2. Check with your advisor or your supervisor.
Why am I not able to access NEMO?
Some of the documentation may not be completed. Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu
Why does my project not show up anymore in NEMO?
Your project may be expired. Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu
What if I have a new project to add to NEMO?
Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu
What if I need to get a new Penncard?
Contact admin@nano.upenn.edu
What if I forgot to logout of the cleanroom?
First, go to the kiosk and logout. If you need to correct the billing, in NEMO go to Requests -> Adjustment Requests and select the New Request button.
Where do I put my coat, etc while using the cleanroom?
To get a locker, see Barry Derish in Singh 220.
How do I figure out if the a tool is operational?
In NEMO, go to Status Dashboard/Tool Status & Usage.
What if I find a situation that seems unsafe?
In NEMO, click on the Safety icon and follow the instructions.
What is the dress code for entering the cleanroom?
- Shirt
- Your shirt must be at least a short-sleeved shirt long enough to reach your pants (no bare midriffs).
Not Allowed: Tank tops, halter tops, and spaghetti strap tops.
- Pants
Pants must be full-length, from waist to ankle. Not Allowed: Shorts, cropped pants, overly baggy pants, tights, skirts, or dresses.
- Shoes
Shoes must be closed-toe shoes that fully enclose the heel and cover the top of the foot. Not allowed: heels greater than 1 inch, heavy boots, shoes that leave any area of the foot exposed below the ankle.