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Eyring Materials Center

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The Eyring Materials Center (provides academic and industry researchers with open access to advanced facilities and equipment for materials characterization

 Tempe, AZ
cores.research.asu.edu/materials
Joined May 2018
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Our Center is hiring a research scientist with SAXS, XAS, and XRD experience, please share widely #HIRINGNOW #XRD #SAXS #XAS apply.interfolio.com/122168
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ASU Department of Physics@ASUPhysics31 Oct 2022
Our ninth Colloquium of the semester is happening Thursday with Dr. Haidan Wen from Argonne National Lab discussing "Probing ultrafast structural dynamics in quantum materials by x-ray free-electron lasers"! We hope to see you there!
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Great Work from Prof. Liu and collaborators, done in part within our facility, including the @MetalAsu core. #Catalyst #ASUResearch #materials #TEM #XPS #ICPoes nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
ASU facilities provide opportunities for businesses to scale research news.asu.edu/20221027-arizon…
Back-scattered electron images (BSE) and energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) measured using our electron microprobe from Axel Wittmann. #SEM #ASUResearch #Microscopy #Meteorite
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Catalyzing crystal clarity fullcircle.asu.edu/faculty/c… Congratulation @BrentNannenga
Catalyzing crystal clarity

Catalyzing crystal clarity

ASU’s Brent Nannenga wins award for an innovative microscopy technique that is advancing discovery in fields ranging from photovoltaics to pharmaceuticals.

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All right #FutureEngineers, let's do this! 👏 #WelcomeBack #ASUWelcome
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ASU researcher brings new 2D material to light news.asu.edu/20210525-asu-re…
It is official! Our center just ordered a new @KratosAnalytial Axis Supra+ XPS! The new user-friendly instrument will come with a range of options including UPS, ISS, REELS! Here is a link to Kratos' highlight video about the instrument! youtu.be/7j-buMk7SfE #research #ASU
X-ray photoelectron spectrometer : AXIS Supra+

X-ray photoelectron spectrometer : AXIS Supra+

An introduction to the latest XPS surface analysis instrument from ...

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Check out this job from Arizona State University linkedin.com/jobs/view/24811…
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Stealing a rare glimpse inside the power supply of our 1.7 MV Tandetron Accelerator. This supply is a parallel-fed Cockroft-Walton voltage multiplier. Right to left, you can see several of the rectifier stacks, corona rings, and the outer shroud. #research #ASUresearch #ASUcorer
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ASU climbs to sixth in national research rankings news.asu.edu/20210205-discov…
Using sapphire for biosensing: A new way to shape the gemstone news.asu.edu/20210128-using-…
2020 marked 50 years of Arizona State University as a world leader in high-resolution electron microscopy with the arrival of J. Cowley and the installation of the JEOL JEM100B, the 1st commercial electron microscope capable of providing images of atoms in crystalline materials.
Cowley’s first post-doc Sumio Iijima, who famously later went on to discover the carbon nanotube, and many others used this instrument to great success in ensuing years to discover previously unknown details of crystal structures and defects. The photo below shows Cowley and Iijima at the control desk of the 100B, and the inset shows an iconic image of a complex niobium oxide crystal that was recorded by Iijima using the scope. The long-since-retired 100B is still preserved in the Wheatley Outreach Room within the Eyring Materials Center, and part of it has been cut away so that visitors can view some of its critical operational components. The righthand side photo shows Karl Weiss pausing next to the microscope in 2020.

ALT Cowley’s first post-doc Sumio Iijima, who famously later went on to discover the carbon nanotube, and many others used this instrument to great success in ensuing years to discover previously unknown details of crystal structures and defects. The photo below shows Cowley and Iijima at the control desk of the 100B, and the inset shows an iconic image of a complex niobium oxide crystal that was recorded by Iijima using the scope. The long-since-retired 100B is still preserved in the Wheatley Outreach Room within the Eyring Materials Center, and part of it has been cut away so that visitors can view some of its critical operational components. The righthand side photo shows Karl Weiss pausing next to the microscope in 2020.

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If you weren't able to attend our helios Launch, the video has just been uploaded to the EMC YouTube channel (lnkd.in/dkYMbEE), Remember to subscribe! Direct link to the video: lnkd.in/gJpxUYZ #research #microscopy #FIB #SEM #semiconductors #nanomaterial #ASU

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Geology rocks the past and the future asunow.asu.edu/20210111-disc…
Please join us for the virtual Helios 5UX Launch event on January 8th at 2 pm. To register for the event and receive the Zoom link, please register using the following link: forms.gle/8LZD7d72tB9ZzxLj7
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We want to wish everyone a wonderful holiday season. Thank you all for your flexibility, adaptability, and patience as the EMC team navigated the 2020 landscape. We look forward to working with you in 2021. #materials #research
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Michael Crow@michaelcrow23 Nov 2020
I’m excited to share that Dr. @sallycmorton will be joining @ASU as Executive Vice President of our Knowledge Enterprise beginning in February 2021. Please join me in giving her a warm welcome to our #SunDevil family! asunow.asu.edu/20201123-asu-…
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ASU engineering begins major industry collaboration asunow.asu.edu/20201029-asu-… @Applied4Tech #research #materials #ASU
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