EXtreme Environment Microsystems Laboratory (XLab)
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Welcome to the XLab — EXtreme Environment Microsystems Laboratory, a part of Stanford University’s Aero/Astro and Electrical Engineering departments. We specialize in making things for space, and in space. Our research advances extreme-environment electronics made from gallium nitride, as well as in-space manufacturing of lightweight graphene aerogels and metal-organic framework crystals.
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To join Prof. Senesky's research group, please apply via Stanford's Aeronautics and Astronautics or Electrical Engineering departments.
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NASA’s SpaceX CRS-31 Mission
SpaceX's 31st CRS mission launched to the ISS from Kennedy Space Center, carrying projects that benefit humanity and enable commerce in low Earth orbit. Learn about XLab's project! -
Autoclave Design for Microgravity Hydrothermal Synthesis
Read our newly published paper about the engineering of an autoclave for microgravity hydrothermal synthesis. -
Small Steps Giant Leaps Event Recording
Watch a replay here of the Small Steps Giant Leaps event, featuring a talk by Jessica Frick on off-world semiconductors.
