🔬✨ New tools. New discoveries.
KAMC’s latest booklet reveals cutting-edge microscopy capabilities that unlock the invisible world - from nanoscale imaging to real-time in situ experiments.
👉https://t.co/OeBTcZnuds
@UTSAResearch@UTSA@utsa_ceid
🔬✨ High school students took over KAMC for 3 weeks of hands-on research through SPARK Summer School! Across 6 labs, they explored, experimented, and wrapped it all up with final presentations for families, mentors, and peers. Future scientists in action! 🚀@UTSA@UTSA_PhyAst
Behind the scenes at KAMC: our staff replacing the electron gun-the tiny wire that emits electrons when heated. These electrons get accelerated under high vacuum into a focused beam, making nanoscale imaging possible. 🔬✨️
@UTSA's KAMC & @SwRI's CLASSE (https://t.co/CmKwzxURnY) team up to study Apollo-era lunar soils—revealing how space weathering affects far-UV reflectance.
Excited for next-gen Artemis samples!🌑🚀🌕🤩
Read more: 👇 👇 👇 👇
https://t.co/tw56RzCpIv
#UTSA#NASA#LunarScience
@UTSA's KAMC & @SwRI's CLASSE (https://t.co/CmKwzxURnY) team up to study Apollo-era lunar soils—revealing how space weathering affects far-UV reflectance.
Excited for next-gen Artemis samples!🌑🚀🌕🤩
Read more: 👇 👇 👇 👇
https://t.co/tw56RzCpIv
#UTSA#NASA#LunarScience
🌟Awesome day at KAMC! 40 John Jay HS students got hands-on with microscopes, buzzing with excitement 💗
🔥Big thanks to Dr. Patrick Warren, Dr. Alejandro Betancourt, & intern Adis Husic for sharing their career paths and inspiring the next gen! ☑️👨🔬
History made. Today, UTSA and UT Health San Antonio merged to become UT San Antonio—a bold new force in education, research and patient care.
Check out today’s announcement: https://t.co/v5zZGD8Ys7
First data from our new in-situ SEM nanoindentation 🎉 Two distinct hardness phases revealed!
Kudos to undergrad Anthony leading the charge —supported by Dr. Warren & Dr. Sooby 🔬💪
@UTSAResearch@EsoobySooby
🥁 New at KAMC!
@FemtoTools in-situ SEM nanoindenter is here:
☑️Hardness & Young’s modulus (nm → microscale)
☑️ Real-time deformation in SEM
☑️Thin films, nanostructures & alloys
Thanks to
✨Prof. Brendy Rincon (Mechanical Engineering)
✨DURIP
for the support!
@UTSAResearch
🚀⚡️New gear alert! Our 80 mm2 EDS detector-also tuned for low Z- materials-is now installed. Helenita can crank out nanoscale maps in no time! @UTSAResearch
In 2 weeks, we’re upgrading our JEOL ARM TEM for:
🔥High-res, low-dose, in situ X-ray mapping
🎯 Exceptional sensitivity for nanoscale analysis
⚡ Huge solid angle (up to 0.6 sr)
A game-changer for materials science! @UTSAResearch
🚀What if ancient Mars had salty, life-friendly water?
Dr. Kaushik Mitra’s team at @UTSA, with @KAMC_UTSA & @NASA Goddard, recreated Mars-like salty-liquids in the lab. 🧪
See Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)!
https://t.co/SU7jRGeecU
📢 New instrument alert!
EBSD detector arrived at KAMC.
Thanks to the Office of Naval Reserach (DURIP program), UTSA PI Dr. Rincon and program manager Bill Nickerson for supporting our materials research at KAMC.
📸 Stay tuned for crystal-clear grain maps! @UTSA
🚨 Exciting news from KAMC!
Join us in welcoming Dr. Alejandro Morales-Betancourt as our newest Research Engineer!
He’ll support operations, train future scientists, and drive forward innovative research.
Welcome to the team, Dr. Morales! 👨🔬🔬 @UTSAResearch