613986 event 1541625980 1541626118 <![CDATA[Georgia Tech Characterization Short Course Series: Surface Science Techniques – Focus on Photoelectron Spectroscopy and ToF-SIMS]]> Attendance is open to the general technical community and is not limited to current Georgia Tech students or IEN users. The course will be of value to anyone needing to analyze the physical-chemical properties of surfaces including catalysts; thin-film metals and semiconductors; low-dimensional materials such as graphene, CNT's, and MoS2; polymers for food packaging or medical implants; corrosion studies in metals; among other materials. The course should prove useful to everyone from the interested novice, unfamiliar with these techniques - but with a practical need for information about the surface composition/chemistry of a sample - up to those with even a moderately advanced practical XPS or SIMS background looking to develop a deeper understanding.

Rates: *Rates include lunches on all days*

Georgia Tech Rate: $150
Academic and Government Rate: $250
Industry Rate: $500

Agenda

Day1 – Photoelectron Spectroscopy:

08:30 – Registration starts

09:00:  Introduction and Scope of Short Course – Prof. F. Alamgir

Morning session including the following activities:

12:00 – 13:00:  Lunch break

Afternoon session include the following activities: 

15:10 – 16:00:  General comments:  Open question and answer session

Day2 – Time of Flight SIMS:

09:00 – Breakfast starts

09:30:  Introduction– Prof. F. Alamgir

Morning session including the following activities:

11:30 – 13:00:  Lunch break

Afternoon session including the following activities: 

16:00: Closing comments

REGISTER FOR THE COURSE AT THIS LINK

]]> Attendance is open to the general technical community and is not limited to current Georgia Tech students or IEN users. The course will be of value to anyone needing to analyze the physical-chemical properties of surfaces including catalysts; thin-film metals and semiconductors; low-dimensional materials such as graphene, CNT's, and MoS2; polymers for food packaging or medical implants; corrosion studies in metals; among other materials. The course should prove useful to everyone from the interested novice, unfamiliar with these techniques - but with a practical need for information about the surface composition/chemistry of a sample - up to those with even a moderately advanced practical XPS or SIMS background looking to develop a deeper understanding.

]]> Questions? Contact:

Dr. Walter Henderson
Georgia Tech Institute for Electronics and Nanotechnology

404-894-4702

 

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