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Nano-Processing Leap Forward Due to Tiny Spot, Say Researchers

Nano-Processing Leap Forward Due to Tiny Spot, Say Researchers
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Yuuki uesugiYukine tsuruYuichi kozawaShunichi satoResearchers at tohoku universityTohoku universityOptics lettersMultidisciplinary researchAdvanced materials

Laser-Induced Monolayer Graphene Nanoprocessing

Laser-Induced Monolayer Graphene Nanoprocessing
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Yuuki uesugiTohoku universityNano lettersMultidisciplinary researchAdvanced materials

Laser-induced Monolayer Graphene Nanoprocessing

Laser-induced Monolayer Graphene Nanoprocessing
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Yuichi kozawaNaohiro kadoguchiShunichi satoTetsuro kobayashiYuuki uesugiMakoto nagasakoTohoku universityNano lettersMultidisciplinary researchAdvanced materials

A new method for atomic-resolution electron microscopes

Electron microscopy enables researchers to visualize tiny objects such as viruses, the fine structures of semiconductor devices, and even atoms arranged on a material surface. Focusing down the el .

Yuuki uesugiTohoku universityMultidisciplinary researchAdvanced materialsElectron microscopy

Light-Field Electron Lens Based on Doughnut-Shaped Light Beam

Researchers may use electron microscopy to see microscopic things like viruses, minute structures in semiconductor devices, and even atoms arrayed on a material surface. To achieve such great spatial resolution, the electron beam must be focused down to the size of one atom.

Yuuki uesugiAlex smithInstitute of multidisciplinary research for advanced materialsTohoku universityIllustrates light field electron lens basedDoughnut shaped lightStudy lead authorAssistant professorMultidisciplinary researchAdvanced materials