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* '''[[Equipment | SLPF Equipment List]]:''' Find resources for any given instrument (e.g. SOPs, troubleshooting, presentations, manuals, videos, specifications) | * '''[[Equipment | SLPF Equipment List]]:''' Find resources for any given instrument (e.g. SOPs, troubleshooting, presentations, manuals, videos, specifications) | ||
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* '''[Mailto:mbrukman@seas.upenn.edu Suggestion Box]:''' Please send all SUGGESTIONS to help improve the Scanning Probe Lab to Matt Brukman. | * '''[Mailto:mbrukman@seas.upenn.edu Suggestion Box]:''' Please send all SUGGESTIONS to help improve the Scanning Probe Lab to Matt Brukman. |
Revision as of 15:16, 14 July 2023
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Home Institution | University of Pennsylvania |
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Location | Philadelphia, PA |
Building | Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology |
Established | 2013 |
Director | Matthew Brukman |
Website | https://www.nano.upenn.edu/ |
About the Scanning & Local Probe Facility
The Scanning and Local Probe Facility at the Singh Center is a user facility offering topographical, mechanical, electrical, optical, and chemical characterization tools in ambient, fluid, and high vacuum environments.
Available Resources
The facility is equipped with 2 ambient atomic force microscopes, two scanning confocal Raman spectroscopes (with AFM accessories), an ultra-high vacuum AFM+scanning tunneling microscope, an electronic probe station, and a total internal reflection fluorescence microscope with bio-AFM.
- SLPF Equipment List: Find resources for any given instrument (e.g. SOPs, troubleshooting, presentations, manuals, videos, specifications)
- Equipment Reservations: Go to the SLPF's Nemo site to make reservations to use the equipment
- Suggestion Box: Please send all SUGGESTIONS to help improve the Scanning Probe Lab to Matt Brukman.