STM and LEEM Group - UC Davis


Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (STM) and Low Energy Electron Microscopy (LEEM) are useful techniques for studying the surface structure of a wide variety of materials, finding applications in the fields of physics, chemistry, engineering, and biology. The STM and LEEM group at UC Davis, supervised by Prof. Shirley Chiang, is utilizing STM and LEEM images, in combination with other more standard surface science techniques, to investigate a broad range of problems relating to condensed matter physics and chemistry. These pages will describe the people, equipment and research

Research Projects

Equipment

Publications

People

Research Director

Graduate Students

Undergraduate Students

Former Group Members


Links to Other Interesting Sites

Glossary of Surface Science Terminology

For more information about the UC Davis STM Group please contact Shirley Chiang at chiang@physics.ucdavis.edu or (530) 402-7113. You can also contact the STM lab at (530) 752-3338 in the Physics basement or the LEEM lab, 122A Kemper Hall, at (530) 754-8135.


Any problems or suggestions relating to this page should be reported to Shirley Chiang at chiang@physics.ucdavis.edu

Last updated July 2011.
© Shirley Chiang - 2011.