NUSTEM Evening Lecture 2 - Scanning Electron Microscopy
Event Information
The SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) is a remarkable piece of equipment used widely in materials science to characterise and explore the micro/nanocosmo through the use of accelerated electrons. The technique was developed nearly 90 years ago and today it is extensively used in many fields of science and technology as tool to better understand, develop and explore the small world around us not accessible by our senses.
This lecture is presented by:
Dr Pietro Maiello
Department of Mathematics Physics and Electrical Engineering at Northumbria University
How to attend
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About this Event
The SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) is a remarkable piece of equipment used widely in materials science to characterise and explore the micro/nanocosmo through the use of accelerated electrons. The technique was developed nearly 90 years ago and today it is extensively used in many fields of science and technology as tool to better understand, develop and explore the small world around us not accessible by our senses.
This lecture is presented by Dr Pietro Maiello
Department of Mathematics Physics and Electrical Engineering at Northumbria University
