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The Electron Microscopy Laboratory is a state-of-the-art facility that provides
powerful techniques for characterization of the microstructure and
chemical composition of materials through electron imaging, electron diffraction,
energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDS), and electron energy loss spectroscopy
(EELS) from minimeter scale to nanometer or atomic level. This laboratory is a multi-user, interdisciplinary facility that is open to students, staff and faculty at Boston College, as well as to users and scientific collaborators from other institutions. Access to the instrument is by arrangement with Professor Zhifeng Ren. For users who are interested in being trained to use the instrument themselves, we offer two continuous courses (Electron Microscopy I---Fundamental Theory, Fall Semester; Electron Microscopy II---Experimental, Spring Semester) at a graduate level. • X-Ray Diffraction Undergraduate | Graduate | Research | Facilities | Courses Offered People | Course Web Pages | Seminars | Postions Available Contact Us | Directions | Sitemap | Links © 2005 Boston College, Department of Physics, 335 Higgins Hall 140 Commonwealth Ave, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 Phone (617) 552-3575 Fax (617) 552-8478 Report Site Problems - Webmaster |
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