Equipment Highlight

The Nova NanoLab brings new capabilities and flexibility to researchers and developers needing to create, modify, and characterize complex structures below 100 nanometers. It combines ultra-high...
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 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...

LeRoy Eyring Center for Solid State Science

LeRoy Eyring Center for Solid State Science provides a productive environment for interdisciplinary materials research. We are proud to make our advanced facilities user-friendly and available to the entire ASU research community, as well as government and industrial researchers.