An essential part of our daily research activities is the fabrication of van der Waals hybrid devices in an atmosphere-controlled environment (e.g. glovebox), and the designs and constructions of ultrafast optical and fast electronic instruments to measure our devices at low-temperature, low-vibration, superconducting vector magnetic field environments.
Here are some of the lab design layouts currently being renovated at SSC 320, 115, and 117, ready for experiments in summer 2023.
![](https://sites.usc.edu/kellyluolab/files/2022/10/SSC320-solidwork-layout-1.png)
![](https://sites.usc.edu/kellyluolab/files/2022/10/SSC115-glovebox-room.png)
Examples of lab setups:
![](https://sites.usc.edu/kellyluolab/files/2022/10/TRKR-setup-1024x683.jpg)
![](https://sites.usc.edu/kellyluolab/files/2022/10/ARS-vector-magnet.jpg)
![](https://sites.usc.edu/kellyluolab/files/2022/10/Sagnac_setup-1024x752.png)
![](https://sites.usc.edu/kellyluolab/files/2022/10/cornell-glovebox.jpg)
![](https://sites.usc.edu/kellyluolab/files/2022/10/MoS2_graphene-spin-valve-devices-722x1024.png)