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  1. Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy, Principles and Applications
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Titolo del corso
Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy, Principles and Applications
Codice identificativo del corso
2324-1-124R005
Descrizione del corso SYLLABUS

Syllabus del corso

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Titolo

Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy, Principles and Applications

Docente(i)

Giancarlo Capitani ; Paride Mantecca ; Giovanni Maria Vanacore

Lingua

English

Breve descrizione

Aim of the Course: Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy (SEM and TEM, respectively) are powerful techniques for the characterization of materials at a very fine scale. They are potentially of interest for all the scientific fields addressed in this Doctoral Course. Exploiting the different signals produced by the electron matter interaction, information on morphology, structure, and composition of hard and soft materials from the micrometre to the nanometre scale is possible. The course will provide with the principles governing electron microscopy, the sample preparation, and the different operational modes available in modern instruments. Some case studies will be presented and practical sessions on the instruments installed at the “Piattaforma di Microscopia” di Milano-Bicocca are planned.

Detailed Program

1. Brief history of Electron Microscopy development

2. Electron-matter interaction

3. SEM and TEM sample preparation

4. Methods for bio-Electron Microscopy

5. Secondary (SE) and backscattered (BSE) observations

6. Electron backscattered diffraction (EBSD)

7. Bright field (BF), dark field (DF) and high resolution (HR) imaging

8. Selected area diffraction (SAD) and diffraction tomography (EDT)

9. Energy-dispersive (EDS) and wave-dispersive (WDS) analyses

10. Time-resolved Transmission Electron Microscopy (Fast-TEM)

11. Practical use of SEM and TEM

12. Electron Microscopy limits and pitfalls

Evaluation: NO

CFU / Ore

3 CFU - 28 Hours

Periodo di erogazione

II semester: Second half of may - first half of June 2024

Esporta

Title

Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy, Principles and Applications

Teacher(s)

Giancarlo Capitani ; Paride Mantecca ; Giovanni Maria Vanacore

Language

English

Short description

Aim of the Course: Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy (SEM and TEM, respectively) are powerful techniques for the characterization of materials at a very fine scale. They are potentially of interest for all the scientific fields addressed in this Doctoral Course. Exploiting the different signals produced by the electron matter interaction, information on morphology, structure, and composition of hard and soft materials from the micrometre to the nanometre scale is possible. The course will provide with the principles governing electron microscopy, the sample preparation, and the different operational modes available in modern instruments. Some case studies will be presented and practical sessions on the instruments installed at the “Piattaforma di Microscopia” di Milano-Bicocca are planned.

Detailed Program

1. Brief history of Electron Microscopy development

2. Electron-matter interaction

3. SEM and TEM sample preparation

4. Methods for bio-Electron Microscopy

5. Secondary (SE) and backscattered (BSE) observations

6. Electron backscattered diffraction (EBSD)

7. Bright field (BF), dark field (DF) and high resolution (HR) imaging

8. Selected area diffraction (SAD) and diffraction tomography (EDT)

9. Energy-dispersive (EDS) and wave-dispersive (WDS) analyses

10. Time-resolved Transmission Electron Microscopy (Fast-TEM)

11. Practical use of SEM and TEM

12. Electron Microscopy limits and pitfalls

CFU / Hours

3 CFU - 28 Hours

Teaching period

II semester: Second half of may - first half of June 2024

Entra

Scheda del corso

Settore disciplinare
GEO/06
CFU
3
Ore
28

Staff

    Docente

  • Giancarlo Capitani
    Giancarlo Capitani
  • Paride Mantecca
    Paride Mantecca
  • Giovanni Maria Vanacore
    Giovanni Maria Vanacore

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