Electron Microscopy: Applications in Life Sciences
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Explores electron microscopy techniques for polymer morphological characterization, covering contrast sources, beam damage, and strategies to avoid damage.
Covers the principles of scanning electron microscopy at high specimen chamber pressures and the microstructures of magnesium hydride catalyzed with Ni nano-particles or Nb2O5.
Explores the components and operation of a Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM), including vacuum systems, electron sources, lenses, aberrations, and detectors.
Explores HRTEM image formation through interference of transmitted and diffracted beams, covering contrast transfer function, aberration correction, and phase retrieval techniques.
Explores nanocrystal synthesis, focusing on nucleation and growth mechanisms, classical and non-classical theories, and chemical reaction mechanisms for metal oxides and semiconductors.
Explores sample preparation techniques for TEM, such as cleaved wedge method and ultramicrotomy, highlighting their importance in obtaining high-quality samples.
Explores in-situ and ultrafast Lorentz Transmission Electron Microscopy, covering dynamic imaging, observing atoms, charges, spins, lattice dynamics, magnetic skyrmions, and coherent control using laser pulses.
