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Introduction to the CMSE Shared Experimental Facilities

Introduction to the CMSE Shared Experimental Facilities. Introduction to the CMSE Shared Experimental Facilities. Anthony J. Garratt-Reed. Introduction to the CMSE Shared Experimental Facilities. Anthony J. Garratt-Reed. Patrick Boisvert Shaoyan Chu Tim McClure Libby Shaw

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Introduction to the CMSE Shared Experimental Facilities

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  1. Introduction to the CMSE Shared Experimental Facilities

  2. Introduction to the CMSE Shared Experimental Facilities Anthony J. Garratt-Reed

  3. Introduction to the CMSE Shared Experimental Facilities Anthony J. Garratt-Reed Patrick Boisvert Shaoyan Chu Tim McClure Libby Shaw Scott Speakman Yong Zhang

  4. Who are we?

  5. Who are we? The Center for Materials Science and Engineering is funded by the National Science Foundation as a Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC).

  6. Who are we? Part of the mission of CMSE is to provide access to and support for advanced experimental facilities.

  7. Who are we? Part of the mission of CMSE is to provide access to and support for advanced experimental facilities. Support includes some capital equipment funds, and a small contribution towards the operating costs.

  8. Who are we? Other parts of the mission of CMSE include:

  9. Who are we? Other parts of the mission of CMSE include: • Interdisciplinary Research Groups (IRGs)

  10. Who are we? Other parts of the mission of CMSE include: Interdisciplinary Research Groups (IRGs) Research initiatives (smaller than IRGs)

  11. Who are we? Other parts of the mission of CMSE include: Interdisciplinary Research Groups (IRGs) Research initiatives (smaller than IRGs) Seed funding for new ideas

  12. Who are we? Other parts of the mission of CMSE include: Interdisciplinary Research Groups (IRGs) Research initiatives (smaller than IRGs) Seed funding for new ideas Education program – REU, RET, K-12, etc.

  13. Our Shared Experimental Facilities: Analytical Crystal Growth Electron Microscopy X-ray Diffraction

  14. Analytical SEF Staff: Mr. Tim McClure Ms. Elisabeth (Libby) Shaw

  15. Analytical SEF Staff: Mr. Tim McClure Ms. Elisabeth (Libby) Shaw A Potpourri of surface, optical, spectroscopic and thermo-mechanical measurement systems

  16. Crystal Growth SEF Staff: Mr. Patrick Boisvert Dr. Shaoyan Chu

  17. Crystal Growth SEF Staff: Mr. Patrick Boisvert Dr. Shaoyan Chu A variety of furnaces for crystal growth and other applications; two SQUIDs; ICP-OES; various cutting/polishing equipment

  18. Electron Microscopy SEF Staff: Mr. Patrick Boisvert Dr. Anthony (Tony) Garratt-Reed Dr. Yong Zhang

  19. Electron Microscopy SEF Staff: Mr. Patrick Boisvert Dr. Anthony (Tony) Garratt-Reed Dr. Yong Zhang 3 TEMs; FEG-TEM-STEM; 3 SEMs; specimen preparation equipment, etc.

  20. X-ray Diffraction SEF Staff: Dr. Scott Speakman

  21. X-ray Diffraction SEF Staff: Dr. Scott Speakman A wide assortment of diffractometers for various purposes, including environmental capabilities; data analysis software; powder diffraction database, etc.

  22. What to expect

  23. What to expect The staff will, in general: Assist you in selecting the best technique for you needs

  24. What to expect The staff will, in general: Assist you in selecting the best technique for you needs Offer training in the operation of the instrumentation

  25. What to expect The staff will, in general: Assist you in selecting the best technique for you needs Offer training in the operation of the instrumentation Offer assistance in understanding and interpreting the results

  26. What to expect The staff will, in general: Run your samples for you

  27. What to expect The staff will, in general: Run your samples for you

  28. What to expect The staff will, in general: Run your samples for you Provide you with an extensive exposition on the technique

  29. What to expect The staff will, in general: Run you samples for you Provide you with an extensive expostion on the technique Offer same-day service(!)

  30. What NOT to expect The staff will not, in general:

  31. What NOT to expect The staff will not, in general:

  32. What NOT to expect The staff will not, in general: • Run your samples for you • Provide you with an extensive exposition on the techniques

  33. What NOT to expect The staff will not, in general: • Run your samples for you • Provide you with an extensive exposition on the techniques

  34. What NOT to expect The staff will not, in general: Run your samples for you

  35. What NOT to expect The staff will not, in general: Run your samples for you Provide you with an extensive exposition on the techniques

  36. What NOT to expect The staff will not, in general: Run your samples for you Provide you with an extensive exposition on the techniques Offer same-day service (!)

  37. Remember your Account Number!!!

  38. The remainder of this afternoon: 2.05-2.20  Introduction 2.20-2.45  Spectroscopy, optical microscopy, profilometry, thermal analysis, etc. (Tim McClure) 2.45-3.05  TEM (Yong Zhang) Short break3.10-3.30  SEM (Patrick Boisvert) 3.30-3.50  XRD (Scott Speakman) Break 4.05-4.25  Auger, XPS, SPM, etc. (Libby Shaw) 4.25-4.40  Furnaces, SQUIDs, ICP-OES, etc. (Shaoyan Chu)

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