The Interdisciplinary Centre for Electron Microscopy and Microanalysis (ICEM)
This major initiative is a co-operative venture between the Institutes of Mineralogy, Planetology, and Physics to create a research environment in which several new instruments, as well as some existing instruments, can cooperate within the University. We believe that this Centre will provide a more efficient working environment as well as a forum for the discussion of projects which all have a central theme - the analysis of the structure and composition of solid materials.
The instrumentation comprises::
- Zeiss LIBRA Transmission Elektron Microscope (AG Sanchez-Valle)
- JEOL JXA 8530F Microprobe (AG Klemme)
- JEOL 6610 Scanning Electron Microscope (AG Klemme)
- Laser- Ablation ICPMS (193 nm Photon Machines Analyte G2 + Thermo Fisher Scientific Element 2) (AG Klemme)
- Horiba Scientific XploRA Raman-Spectrometer (AG Sanchez-Valle)
- TOF-SIMS (AG Arlinghaus)
Contact at the Institute for Mineralogy:
Contact at the Institute for Physics:
Contact at the Institute for Planetologie: