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01/25/12 @ UIC NEWS
A closer look, down to the last atom

01/20/12 @ wiki.rrc
JEOL JEM-ARM200CF Dedication Ceremony

01/20/12 @ WBEZ91.5
New microscope gives clearest view of atoms

04/21/10 @ UIC NEWS
Unique electron microscope helps researchers take a sharper look

02/04/09 @ UIC NEWS
Down to earth
NSF Career Award-winner sees potential in cobalt oxides

10/29/08 @ UIC NEWS
New journal features undergraduate researchers

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Welcome to the Nanoscale Physics Group at the University of Illinois at Chicago!
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The Nanoscale Physics Group is the research group of Professor Robert F Klie. Our research interests are focused on the structure-property relationships of defects and interfaces in nano-scale materials such as thermoelectric oxides, magnetic oxides, superconducting oxides and borides,structural ceramic, as well as heterogeneous nano-catalysts.

Our analytic techniques include atomic-resolution imaging and spectroscopy in a Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy (STEM), Z-contrast imaging, and high energy-resolution electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS). Our instruments are housed in the Research Resources Center (RRC) at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and include the JEOL ARM-200CF TEM/STEM, the JEOL JEM3010, and the aberration-corrected VG HB-601UX.



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