NINVAST Academic programs focus on theoretical and experimental knowledge to build professionals with in-depth understanding of vacuum science & technology and allied areas and to apply it for useful purposes
NINVAST offers three credit hours course on VST in different universities for Under Graduate/ Graduate students. This course is designed for one semester including theoretical part and lab course.
Course on VST
Objectives
- To introduce vacuum science & technology (VST) at different forums.
- To develop NINVAST into a facility of research and development in vacuum science & technology, not only for academic purposes but also for industrial support.
- To provide a “user-friendly” research and educational environment that is responsive to the needs of the institute.
- To maintain reliable, up-to-date technological infrastructures and to meet changing service demands to support strategic goals and organization’s plans.
- To facilitate or act as facilitator for the provision of most up to date education, training, research and other relevant materials / activities for human resource development.
- To develop projects related to vacuum technology.
- To help research students regarding their research activities in the lab.
- To develop primary standards in vacuum technology.
- To publish annual newsletter of NINVAST.
Research Labs
- Vacuum Standards Lab
- Vacuum Flow Dynamics Lab
- Vacuum Spectroscopy Lab
- Vacuum Pump Testing Labs
- Vacuum Metrology Lab
- Vacuum Chemistry Lab
- Vacuum Generation Lab
- Leak Calibration Lab
- Vacuum Valves Standardization Lab
- Vacuum Electronics Labs
- Raman Spectroscopy Labs
- Vacuum NDT Labs
- Vacuum Coating Labs
- High Vacuum Diffusion Labs
- Vacuum Oil Reclamation Labs
- UHV Lab
NINVAST Library

NINVAST Vacuum Display Hall
