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NanoteQ
Imaging and Microanalysis Facility

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Training and Certification  are required to use the equipment. User workshops and classes are offered regularly and by request. Assistance and full microscopy services are also available. For access contact:  carroldl@wfu.edu

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Electron Microscopes

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Scanning Probe Microscopes

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XPS - Auger

PHI 570 - RBD Scanning Auger and XPS system

X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) Surface Analysis / ESCA and Auger Electron Spectroscopy (AES)

 

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Optical Microscopes

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The Microscope Lab:

 

1.  Olympus Vanox Differential interference contrast (DIC) microscopy, aka Nomarski interference contrast (NIC).

2.  Olympus Vanox Fluorescence microscope.

 

The Raman Lab:

 

1. Thermo Fisher Nicolet Almega XR Olympus BX51 Raman Microscope

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2. Jobin-Yvon Horiba T64000 triple spectrometer confocal Raman system

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More optical systems at Wake:  MicroBioWake

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The Imaging and Microanalysis facility at Nanoterequires users to sign in using the iPad near the entrance. This grants access to support equipment, supplies for sample preparation, the thin-films lab, software suites for analysis, and more.

 

Users must also schedule the microscope they intend to use.  

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Wake Forest University is a small, selective, research university located in Winston-Salem NC. It has  a long tradition of innovation in the biomedical and physical sciences.  NanoteQ is a unit of WFU serving as a university-wide  central facility for specialized equipment and capabilities. Images and data content of this website are the property of WFU and its affiliate colleges. NanoteQ @ Wake reserves editorial right of access to commentary on these pages. Opinions expressed are not those of the University and the site does not represent binding policy by the University.

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