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The Texas Materials Institute Electron Microscopy Facility provides user access to the University of Texas at Austin community for state-of-the-art atomic scale characterization. Established in 2020, this new facility hosts advanced instruments for the analysis of materials and their preparation. This includes a low-voltage aberration corrected JEOL neoARM TEM that can operate from 30 – 200 kV, equipped with EDX and EELS, a Thermo Fisher Scios FIB:SEM, and several SEMs. Located in the ground floor (level 0) of the Engineering Education and Research (EER) Building. The facility consists of a suite of specially designed low-vibration rooms with precise temperature and humidity control. Operation of TEM is done remotely in a separate room to remove the impact of people on the room stability. An array of specialized holders and detectors are available for state of the art in-situ capabilities and imaging.
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The Cleanroom Nanofabrication Facility at UT Austin provides state-of-the-art resources for micro- and nanoscale device fabrication. Equipped with advanced tools for photolithography, etching, thin-film deposition, and metrology, the facility supports research in electronics, materials science, and biomedical engineering. Users have access to a controlled cleanroom environment for developing semiconductor devices, MEMS, and other nanoscale technologies. The facility offers training, technical support, and process consultation, enabling researchers to refine fabrication techniques and advance next-generation materials and devices.
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