EMSL
Electron Microscopy and Spectroscopy Lab

Research Area

The primary goal of our research is to understand the structure-property relationship in advanced materials, for which we utilize several advanced TEM-related techniques including atomic-resolution STEM/EELS, CBED, electron holography or in-situ electrical biasing experiment. Furthermore, we try to correlate atomic and electronic structures of advanced materials with their physical properties using DFT calculations. Our group members are trained to be experts in the characterization of advanced materials. We believe that our research further leads to  designing functional materials or devices of new concept.

Atomic Resolution STEM EELS
Convergent Beam & Nano Beam Diffraction
Density Functional Theory
High Resolution TEM
In-situ STEM Experiments
4D-STEM

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