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Regional and Urban Policy directorate of the European Commission together with the administrative authority of the Region of Central Macedonia visit ElmicLab

It was great to welcome at the Electron Microscopy Laboratory AUTH the echelon of the Regional and Urban Policy directorate of the European Commission together with the administrative authority of the Region of Central Macedonia to see and get a guided tour on the recently installed state-of-the-art Multifunctional Cold Field Emission Gun (CFEG) TEM/STEM JEOL…

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Final meeting of project TUNE-IKYDA 2020.

The final meeting of progect TUNE-IKYDA 2020 was carried out last week at Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden – Rossendorf (HZDR).  IKYDA 2020 is a programme for the promotion of the exchange and scientific cooperation between Greece and Germany. During this project, HZDR, MPIE-Duesseldorf and ElMicLab members, collaborated closely on “Strain tuning of III-V semiconductor nanowires”. https://www.facebook.com/elmiclabauth  

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Invited presentation at Micro Nano 2022!!!

    Invited presentation by Prof. George Dimitrakopulos during the excellent 9th International Conference on Micro-Nanoelectronics, Micro-Nanosciences & Nanotechnologies (Micro Nano 2022) held in Xanthi, Greece 4-5 November 2022. Also had a chance to shortly present ElMicLab  and the new Nanoscopy-GR lab network.

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The “Stacking Fault Manifolds and Structural Configurations of Partial Dislocations in InGaN Epilayers” in the back cover of PSS B !!

This cover focuses on an important mechanism proposed in article number 2100190 by George P. Dimitrakopulos and co-workers: the emanation of threading dislocations (TDs) from junctions of basal stacking fault (BSF) steps in III-nitride semiconductors. The HRTEM image in the center is a projection along [21̅1̅0] showing such an emanating TD in an InGaN epilayer,…

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The Presence of ElMicLab at the XXXV Panhellenic Conference on Solid State Physics and Materials Science

ElMicLab was actively participated in the 35th Panhellenic Conference on Solid State Physics & Materials Science (virtual), which was organized by the National Centre for Scientific Research “Demokritos” and was held from 26-29 September 2021! The presence of ElMicLab was numerous with the Professors, PhD Candidates, Postgraduate and Undergraduate Students of the laboratory presenting oral…

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NEW JEOL JEM F200 is ready for operation!

We proudly announce that our new high resolution Transmission/Scanning Transmission (TEM/STEM) JEOL JEM F200, is ready for observations. This state-of-the-art microscope will broaden our Laboratory’s activities and services, in our current and future collaborations. Implemented under the  EYDEP. REGION OF CENTRAL MACEDONIA, Axis: Ax01 – “Strengthening research, technological development and innovation”

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New JEOL JEM F200 HRTEM/ HRSTEM electron microscope!

The day our New JEOL JEM F200 HRTEM/ HRSTEM Cold FEG electron microscope to be operational ready is approaching! Housed at Electron Microscopy Lab, Physics, AUTH, the new JEM-F200 “F2” is the only advanced analytical, high throughput 200kV S/TEM in its class to offer a Cold Field Emission Gun and dual Silicon Drift Detectors. The…

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Check our new facebook page!

Check out our new facebook page! Stay tuned for exciting announcements to come from ElMicLab team!

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European Congress & Exhibition on Advanced Materials & Processes – EUROMAT 2019

ElMicLab has actively participated in the 16th International Conference “European Congress & Exhibition on Advanced Materials & Processes – EUROMAT 2019“, held on September 1-5, in Stockholm!

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New TEM 20 megapixel camera system for HRTEM JEOL 2011!

High Resolution Transmission Electron Microscope JEOL 2011 (200KV) is now upgraded with a brand new EMSIS’ XAROSA  20 megapixel CMOS camera! The TEM CMOS camera XAROSA is an unequaled 20 megapixel CMOS image sensor that provides 30 frames per second in full resolution. Additionally, the camera comes with a fiber optical taper resulting in a…

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