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Lund Nano Characterization Labs

NanoLund possesses an extremely wide range of world-class characterization techniques ranging from microscopes capable of single-atom imaging to facilities for telemetric monitoring of animals. These characterization laboratories are, as different from Lund Nano Lab (LNL), distributed across Lund University. Two cornerstones of our success are the new cutting-edge characterization methods originally developed in Lund, and the enthusiastic and free sharing of facilities and expertise. To strengthen and coordinate these efforts Lund Nano Characterization Labs was created 2009.

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Coordinators LNCL

Rainer Timm

Karen Edler

Picture of a microscope

STED microscopy

Superresolution live cell imaging

Atomic layers of GaAs are added at the borderline between the gold catalyst on top and the nanowire. ETEM Photo by Carina Babu Maliakkal

Environmental Transmission Electron Microscope

Materials science: in situ observations of semiconductor nanowire growth at atomic resolution

STEM measurement of GaAs crystal surfaces at atomic scale

Surfaces at the atomic scale

Scanning tunneling microscopy and atomic force microscopy to examine surfaces at the atomic scale.

Aims of LNCL

  • Keep our crucial advanced characterization infrastructure at the highest international level of excellence
  • Expand, educate and coordinate the use of our characterization capabilities
  • Support novel use and development of equipment across disciplines
  • Identify important upcoming methods and theory developments
  • Identify necessary upgrades of existing equipment and needs for support
  • Develop and initiate ”pilot studies” of new characterization tools
  • Aid, organize and influence the direction of major new facilities and investments
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