Facility users, including staff, publish results in referreed journals, give talks at global conventions, and create posters and web media about ACMAL-facilitated research across numerous disciplines. Colleagues, alumni, graduate students, undergraduate students, prospective students, K-12 groups, campus visitors, web visitors, and the general public can view hallway posters and visit the ACMAL website to learn more about materials science.

ACMAL Researchers! Submit your research posters, PPTs, abstracts, and images for the new Education & Research page. Send materials to sehill@mtu.edu.

ELECTRON OPTICS FACILITY		X-RAY FACILITY
	Comparison of 3D Stereo SEM Shape Data With 2D Projections and BET Surface Area Data for Volcanic Ash: When 3D Might Be Advantageous O. P. Mills, W. I. Rose and A. J. Durant		PMN-PT epitaxy on R-plane sapphire substrates L. Krishna and P. D. Moran
	ACMAL eTraining Modules JEOL JSM-6400 SEM, Microanalysis		Employing X-Ray Scattering to Characterize Materials with Grain Sizes in the Nano-Regime E. A. Laitila and D. E. Mikkola
	MY 4200 - Introduction to Scanning Electron Microscopy MY 5200 - Advanced Scanning Electron Microscopy MY 5250 - Transmission Electron Microscopy		X-Ray Diffraction Education XRDUG Tutorials Resources
			MY 3200 - Materials Characterization I MY 5260 - Crystallography & Diffraction
CAMPUS NANOTECHNOLOGY
	MY 4970 Practical Scanning Probe Microscopy for Undergraduates Nano Minor Nanotech Innovations

Last updated March 4, 2009