Enabling Science and Technology through European Electron Microscopy (ESTEEM 2)

Forskningsprojekt, 2012 – 2016

ESTEEM2 is an integrated infrastructure of electron microscopy facilities providing access for the academic and industrial research community in the physical sciences to some of the most powerful characterization techniques available at the nanoscale. Transnational access to ESTEEM2 centres is obtained through a transparent, simple peer review process based on merit and scientific priorities. Service to users is supported by a networking programme which addresses key issues such as specimen preparation, data interpretation through theory and simulation, and standardization of protocols and methodologies. A series of schools and workshops provide training in innovative methods in electron microscopy and a forum for discussing emerging (cutting-edge) techniques. Directed research programmes focus on the further development of electron diffraction, imaging and spectroscopy and the advancement of 3D methods and time resolved experiments. In all, ESTEEM2 establishes a strategic leadership in electron microscopy to guide future developments and promote electron microscopy to the wider research community at large.

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Publikationer

The Effect of Bending Deformation on Charge Transport and Electron Effective Mass of p-doped GaAs Nanowires

Electric-field-controlled reversible order-disorder switching of a metal tip surface

Influence of atomic site-specific strain on catalytic activity of supported nanoparticles

Three-dimensional probing of catalyst ageing on different length scales: A case study of changes in microstructure and activity for CO oxidation of a Pt-Pd/Al2O3 catalyst

Interconnectivity imaged in three dimensions: Nano-particulate silica-hydrogel structure revealed using electron tomography

Accelerated deactivation studies of the natural-gas oxidation catalyst-Verifying the role of sulfur and elevated temperature in catalyst aging

Direct observation of doping incorporation pathways in self-catalytic GaMnAs nanowires

Mapping fullerene crystallization in a photovoltaic blend: an electron tomography study

Pore size effects on convective flow and diffusion through nanoporous silica gels

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