Imaging Techniques in Materials Science and Engineering

3 credits · Graduate School

Also listed as NANO 3000) Principles and practical applications. Processes behind signal formation and use in characterizing materials and biological systems at the nanoscale. Includes hands-on laboratory experiments that highlight the characterization capabilities of modern transmission electron, scanning electron, and focused ion beam scanning electron microscopes for imaging nanostructures. No credit for students who have earned credit for NANO 3000 or MSE 6343. FALL. [3]