NANO talk: Applications of synchrotron in nanotechnology”
24 May 2012 |
NANOTEC researchers attended a NANO Talk session on “The application of synchrotron in nanotechnology” to better understand its application and explore ways to use synchrotron in their research activities. The speakers from Synchrotron Light Research Institute (SLRI) consisted of:Dr. Supagorn Rugmai “Structural studies of nano materials with synchrotron light”Dr. Chanapa Khongmark and Dr. Chanan Euaruksakul “Photoemission electron microscopy with nano materials”“Many measurement techniques are available for studies of nano materials, with each specific technique giving specific information on the materials” said Dr. Supagorn. “At nano scale, the material properties are usually complicated due to the interplay of various effects, contributing from atomic, molecular and larger scale structures. Structural information is therefore particularly important in understanding properties of the materials”. |
Dr. Supagorn talk focused on three measurement techniques:- Small Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS): a technique particularly useful for nano structural characterization. The technique can give information such as sizes and shapes of nano particles and molecular arrangement in soft materials,
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