Equipment Highlight

The FEI Tecnai F20 is equipped with a differentially pumped environmental cell for in situ studies of gas-solid reaction kinetics and mechanisms. This system can handle gas pressures up to 10 torr,...
X-ray topography (XRT) is a diffraction method used to map lattice defects and strain in single crystals, typically wafers, on the micrometer level. XRT is a simple and  non destructive method...
The ARM200F is an aberration corrected STEM equipped with both an x-ray spectrometer and a special, newly developed electron spectrometer, with ultra-fast EELS that allows atomic level mapping....
The 2010 F is equipped with thin-window light-element-sensitive X-ray detector and a Gatan Enfina energy-loss spectrometer for high spatial resolution microanalysis. The microscope can be operated...
The Nova NanoLab brings advanced capabilities and flexibility to researchers and developers needing to create, modify, and characterize complex structures below 100 nanometers. It combines ultra-...

LeRoy Eyring Center for Solid State Science

The LeRoy Eyring Center for Solid State Science provides advanced capabilities for materials analysis and characterization. Our facilities are supported by a dedicated staff with a commitment to client engagement.  The Center's instruments are available to the entire ASU research community and to government and industrial users across the country.