CAMCOR

The Center for Advanced Materials Characterization in Oregon is a full service, comprehensive materials characterization center at the University of Oregon

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CAMCOR staff are proud to be listed as authors on this cool paper about an ancient meteoric impact! https://t.co/A5YiBEsoK7

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🌞 Dive into research this summer! Join our CAMCOR course to master scientific instruments & boost your research skills. 🎓🔬 #ResearchReady #SummerLearning

🗓️ Spots are limited! Check our flyer for details. Let’s make this summer count! #CAMCOR #ScienceEducation

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We are so excited to have Kayla at UO! Can't wait to get her using our new TEM.
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Check out this cool collaboration with CAMCOR and the Oregon Center for Electrochemistry https://t.co/hqKCf53FNr

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Our latest results on emissions free ironmaking are out today in @Joule_CP ! Iron making is a big source of emissions and we think this process could lead to iron without a significant "green premium" https://t.co/nkySkSkHjp

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We are so proud of graduates from our AMAC program, our students get up to all kinds of cool stuff! https://t.co/mxbqJWsgkq

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Check out this article about some cool research we did at CAMCOR!
https://t.co/ulj67ZgVKR

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Stop by this event we are hosting at CAMCOR tomorrow! We'll have several grad students give talks about how they use CAMCOR tools in their research. It's a great opportunity to learn more about the instruments and services we offer in CAMCOR and network with scientists at UO!

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Headed to M&M? Check our our FIB director's talk!

A Multi-Scale Understanding of the Three-Dimensional Microstructure of the Cornea Using Oxygen Plasma Focused Ion Beam, Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy and Micro-CT Techniques

https://t.co/TTdMkaJTou #MM2023

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Check out this article our FIB director Valerie Brogden wrote with colleagues Mollie Scanagatta-Long, Hiro Uehara and Angela Lin! We sliced up and imaged some corneas using PFIB, MicroCT and TEM to study Fuch's Corneal Dystrophy. https://t.co/HL5jacPoXr

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We are so proud of Mellie Lemon who successfully defended her thesis today! Mellie used CAMCOR’s LMIS FIB, TEM and XRF for her research. 🥹

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We are so proud of Grace Lindquist who successfully defended her thesis today! Grace used CAMCOR tools for her research, including the PFIB and XPS. 🥹

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Hey UO students, we are offering this exciting new undergraduate level summer course at CAMCOR. Register to learn all kinds of techniques in microanalysis and materials characterization with 2 week "crash-courses" on each toolset! Please spread the word!

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Valerie Brogden is able to look inside our electrolyzers structures with slice-and-view on our amazing PFIB tool! Here is an example anode structure in an AEM electrolyzer. @CAMCOR_UO

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Here is a message for you all written on a fly's eye with CAMCOR's PFIB :)

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We love working with the Oregon Center for Electrochemisty! Congrats on the gift!

https://t.co/yvuBXhCTb6

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Check out this great paper by James Mitchell! James used CAMCOR tools to enable his research.

https://t.co/7ZFNzpQ4Gu

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CAMCOR is proud to have helped on this cool paper about 3D printed electrodes for neural implants! We get to work with some really smart people. https://t.co/g0tTo7A067

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We had so much fun presenting FIB SEM and ToF SIMS techniques to students at South Eugene High School today!

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We are so proud of Tawney Knecht who defended her dissertation on nanocrystal formation today! Over the years, Tawney has used many CAMCOR tools for her research including SEM, TEM and XPS.