Center for Electron Nanoscopy CEN•DTU
Andy Horsewell, Marcel A. J. Somers and Ib Chorkendorff
A.P. Møller and Chastine Mc-Kinney Møller’s Foundation - ~ DKK 97,000,000 / ~ € 14,000,000
- “Establish a world-class facility
with a unique suite of advanced electron microscopes, preparation equipment and facilities for image analysis, in a purpose-built building”
- The microscopes - The building - The projects
- The physics Field Emission Gun
very intense, highly coherent, stable electron source TEM 80 – 300 keV
SEM ~1 – 30 keV Monochromator
S/TEM < 0.1 eV Cs-corrector
probe (STEM) or image (TEM) Cs correction E-cell
in-situ TEM, T0, reactive gasses, mass spectrometer, XRD
- The microscopes
E-TEM, A-TEM, TEM, FEGSEM, FIB/FEGSEM, LVSEM, ESEM E-TEM
Environmental cell, gas-surface interactions, in-situ heating, tomography
A-TEM
Analytical high resolution microscopy, S/TEM, HREM, EFTEM, EDS, HAADF
FIB/FEGSEM
Microscopy, EDS, EBSD in 3-dimensions
3D image reconstruction for microstructure, composition and crystallography
LVSEM & ESEM
User-friendly. Student and industry related projects
- The projects Catalysis
Gas-solid interactions, facets / surface reconstructions, . . . Nanotechnology
Carbon nanotubes, nanowires, Ge/SiO, devices, . . . Materials science
Nanocrystalline electrodeposits, nanoprecipitates in steel, . . .
