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  1. Instrument/equipment
    SC208 carbon coater

    SC208 Carbon evaporation coater

    The 208C High Vacuum Turbo Carbon Coater from Cressington offers high quality carbon coating techniques for TEM, STEM, SEM, EDS/WDS, EBSD and microprobe applications. The practical chamber size of 150mm diameter allows for rapid pump down and coating cycle times of around 10 minutes (4e-5 mbar). The use of ultra purity carbon rods in a high vacuum chamber gives the high quality coating needed for critical TEM, EBSD, high resolution SEM and microprobe work.

    Located within Aberration-Corrected Electron Microscopy (ACEM) Core

    ACEM Core

  2. Instrument/equipment
    SC28 Sensors

    SC 28 Site monitoring tool

    Please contact Dr. Shize Yang for more details.

    Located within Aberration-Corrected Electron Microscopy (ACEM) Core

    ACEM Core

    Director
  3. Instrument/equipment
    STEM ADF at 60 kV

    Spectra Ultra Scanning Tranmission electron microscope

    The tool is still under installation. We will start to do some tests soon.

    Located within Aberration-Corrected Electron Microscopy (ACEM) Core

    Shize Yang

    Director
  4. Instrument/equipment

    Stellaris 8 DIVE multiphoton/confocal microscope

    Stellaris 8 DIVE multiphoton/confocal microscope

    Located within Confocal Microscopy at CCMI

    Mateus Guerra, PhD

    Primary contact Associate Director
  5. Instrument/equipment

    Structural Science Facility

    We offer a range of instruments for diffraction, scattering, and imaging.

    Located within Chemical and Biophysical Instrumentation Center (CBIC)

    Brandon Mercado, PhD

    Director
  6. Instrument/equipment

    Stylus profilometer

    The Bruker Dektak XT stylus profilometer measures step heights, surface profiles and roughness using a stylus with a 12.5 um radius tip. 

    Located within Yale Institute for Nanoscience and Quantum Engineering (YINQE)

    Sungwoo Sohn, PhD

    Associate Director of Facilities
  7. Services

    Task programming support

    Consultations and code examples are available to support users in programming their experimental tasks. 

    Located within BrainWorks

    Alex Forrence

    Research Support Engineer
  8. Instrument/equipment
    TGA Zoomed Out

    Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA)

    This instrument measures the weight loss of material due to thermal effects. Technical specifications and limits of the equipment are listed below.

    Located within Mechanical and Thermal Analysis Instrumentation Core (MTAIC)

    Amit Datye, PhD

    Primary Contact
  9. Instrument/equipment
    Researcher and participant in a TMS experiment. Photo by Anton Grassl, courtesy of SmithGroup

    Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)

    Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a noninvasive method of brain stimulation that uses electromagnetic pulses to inhibit, excite, or modulate neural activity. 

    Located within BrainWorks

    Roeland Hancock

    Director
  10. Core/facility
    Benches with microscopes

    West Campus Imaging Core

    We offer access to and training in the use of a variety of confocal and epifluorescence microscopes as well as light-sheet, laser microdissection, and atomic force microscopy.

    Joerg Nikolaus, PhD

    Director
  11. Core/facility

    West Campus Materials Characterization Core

    We offer a variety of materials characterization tools, including spectroscopy, microscopy, and X-ray fluorescence and diffraction.

    Min Li, PhD

    Director
  12. Core/facility
    Exterior entrance of BrainWorks. Photo by Anton Grassl, courtesy of SmithGroup

    BrainWorks

    BrainWorks houses all major neurotechnologies for non-invasive studies of the human brain.

    Roeland Hancock, PhD

    Director