Structural characterization
Structural characterization
What we can offer:
Characterization of materials structure down to the atomic level, nanoscale phase analysis, lattice strain mapping, selected area or convergent beam electron diffraction.
Possibility to:
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High-resolution TEM/STEM imaging of crystalline or amorphous materials, atomic structure of 2D materials, structure of interfaces and grain boundaries, defects, nanoparticles.
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Phase identification in inorganic and organic materials: material stress (i.e. SiC, Si), insulator-to-metal transitions (i.e. VO2), polymer crystallinity, mapping of minerals, organic crystals, etc.
Interesting for:
Materials science, microelectronics and semiconductors, automotive, laboratory test facilities, microscopy laboratories, machine-tool manufacturers, iron and steel industry, energy storage and solar-energy materials industry, objects of cultural heritage examination, polymer industry, geology, energy and petrochemical companies.
Cleanroom
The nanoGUNE cleanroom, dedicated to fabricate and characterize the properties of materials on the nanoscale, ia a 300m2 laboratory where the air purity is under strict supervision.
Equipment
State-of-the-art equipment, including electron and scanning-tunneling microscopes, as well as other nanofabrication and characterization tools, are managed by specialists and used by researchers from a wide variety of fields.
Cleanroom
The nanoGUNE cleanroom, dedicated to fabricate and characterize the properties of materials on the nanoscale, ia a 300m2 laboratory where the air purity is under strict supervision.
Equipment
State-of-the-art equipment, including electron and scanning-tunneling microscopes, as well as other nanofabrication and characterization tools, are managed by specialists and used by researchers from a wide variety of fields.
Cleanroom
The nanoGUNE cleanroom, dedicated to fabricate and characterize the properties of materials on the nanoscale, ia a 300m2 laboratory where the air purity is under strict supervision.
Equipment
State-of-the-art equipment, including electron and scanning-tunneling microscopes, as well as other nanofabrication and characterization tools, are managed by specialists and used by researchers from a wide variety of fields.