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Superlattice of SrTiO and BaFe2As2

Digitally enhanced HAADF STEM image of bilayers of 1 nm SrTiO and 13.3nm BaFe2As2.
Image by Shuyi Zhang from the Pan Research Group.

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Superlattice of SrTiO and BaFe2As2

Digitally enhanced HAADF STEM image of bilayers of 1 nm SrTiO and 13.3nm BaFe2As2.
Image by Shuyi Zhang from the Pan Research Group.

Welcome to EMAL!

The University of Michigan Electron Microbeam Analysis Laboratory (EMAL) is a university-wide user facility for the microstructural and microchemical characterization of materials. Being a user facility, EMAL is open to anyone in the University research community. The laboratory is also open to users from other universities and to users from local industry.

It is located at the Space Research Building on the U of M North Campus and the C.C. Little Science Building on the U of M Central Campus.


Gordon Moore

Welcome! New Staff Member at Central Campus EMAL.

Please join us in welcoming the newest member fo the EMAL staff, Gordon Moore. Gordon, in addition to being the new Central Campus EMAL Manager, is a Research Lab Specialist Lead and Assistant Research Scientist in the Department of Earth anc Environmental Sciences in the College of Literature Sciences and the Arts. Gordon comes to us from Arizona State University. He is an expert in electron probe microanalysis and all potential users of the probe system on Central Campus are encouraged to contact him for help and training.

Note. If you do not find the technique you wish to use listed on our pages, please check our Other Links page for other UM facilities. If that fails, contact John Mansfield (jfmjfm@umich.edu or (734) 936-3352) and he may be able to direct you to an alternate resource.

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