This study used the GrandARM to make a tomogram of a 3D quantum dot superlattice film. It’s state-of-the-art tomography using a full-tilt needle sample, with 0.65 nm resolution over a very large volume of 4.3 x 105 nm3. The full article can be found at J. Mater. Chem. A, 2020,8, 21339-21339 titled “Structural characterization of…Continue Reading Structural characterization of quantum dot superlattice by electron tomography
Year: 2020
liquid phase electron microscopy
The website for the GRC on liquid phase EM is now up. The first conference will be January 26 – 31, 2020, Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco. More details can be found at the following website: https://www.grc.org/liquid-phase-electron-microscopy-conference/2020/ Date: Sunday, February 10, 2019 – 15:30…Continue Reading liquid phase electron microscopy
IMRI special seminar:Molecular Design for Reliable Organic Electronics
IMRI special seminar:Molecular Design for Reliable Organic Electronics Dr. Xiaofeng Liu Principal Scientist Carbon Nanotube Technologies, LLC Monday, February 11, 2019, 1:30 pm 2201 Natural Sciences II Abstract: Narrow bandgap conjugated small molecules and polymers are drawing significant attention in organic electronics, especially organic solar cells. An inevitable fact is that intrinsic advantages and disadvantages…Continue Reading IMRI special seminar:Molecular Design for Reliable Organic Electronics
IMRI Special Seminar: The value of In Situ TEM
IMRI Special Seminar: The value of In Situ TEM Dr. David Westmoreland DENSsolutions Friday, February 22, 2019, 1:00 pm 3008 Calit2 Abstract: It’s widely accepted that nanotechnology is essential to solve many of the global challenges which human society is facing today. These modern day challenges, influenced by a growing population size, increased energy demand…Continue Reading IMRI Special Seminar: The value of In Situ TEM
IMRI Special Seminar: Imaging Materials Properties at the Nanoscale
IMRI Special Seminar: Imaging Materials Properties at the Nanoscale Dr. Fei Huang Bruker Nano Corporation Thursday, February 7, 2019, 1:30 pm 3008 Calit2 Abstract: Nanoscale-resolution imaging is the key metrology method that empowers nanotechnology. The atomic force microscope (AFM) is a very unique scientific instrument to explore material properties at the nanoscale. The most important…Continue Reading IMRI Special Seminar: Imaging Materials Properties at the Nanoscale
IMRI Special Seminar: Exploiting Functional Materials
IMRI Special seminar: Exploiting Functional Materials Speaker: Dr. Badruz Zaman Applied Chemistry and Environmental Science Quality Engineering Test Establishment, Department of National Defence, Government of Canada Date/time: Monday, February 4, 2019, 1:30 pm Venue: 2201 Natural Sciences II Abstract: My research interest ranges from the very fundamental to applications in electro-optics and biology. In this…Continue Reading IMRI Special Seminar: Exploiting Functional Materials
IMRI special seminar: Development and Characterization of Synthetic Polymers for Medical Applications
Speaker: Dr. Charles Ye University of Kansas Title: Development and Characterization of Synthetic Polymers for Medical Applications Date/time: Monday, January 28, 2019, 1:30 pm Venue: 2201 Natural Sciences II Abstract: Materials characterization is a branch of materials science that incorporates elements of physics, chemistry, engineering, and other disciplines to examine the structure and properties of…Continue Reading IMRI special seminar: Development and Characterization of Synthetic Polymers for Medical Applications
UC Mesoscale Materials Summer School
UC Mesoscale Materials Summer School August 9-10, 2018 UC Irvine The inaugural UC Mesoscale Materials Summer School will be held August 9-10, 2018 at the University of California, Irvine. This two-day event will bring together students, postdocs, and established experts in the field for two days of science seminars on self-assembly, characterization, and modeling of…Continue Reading UC Mesoscale Materials Summer School