Welcome to
the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Eugene Cameron Electron Microprobe Lab
Last update June 18, 2009
"Electron Microscopy in the Movies"....the first(?) instance of an electron microscope (actually TEM) in "The Man in the White Suit (1951)" (thanks Ellery)
- Probe Calender -- User Sign Up
- Brochure with basic information about our probe lab (pdf file)
- An introduction to electron probe microanalysis and difference between WDS and EDS
- Geology 777 (EMPA Class) Information
- Coolwell Chiller and Denton Carbon Coater Manuals
- Information about our laboratory
- Pretty x-ray, electron, and CL images produced on our SX51
- Some SX50 user information, software, etc
- Link to our SEM lab (room 308)
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In November 1999, we upgraded our probe software to John Donovan's versatile,industrial strength Probe for Windows software. And then in October 2002, we upgraded our EDS system to Paul Thomson's excellent WinEDS and can now map at 63x with >30,000cps.
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- Links to other SX50/51/100 users
worldwide
- Links to other UW microscopy
facilities
- Links to other microscopy
resources (MAS, MSA, etc)
Miscellani===>||
Color palettes
and wheels|||
Talks by Paul Hlava Oct 18-19, 2001 at UW-Madison |||
Information on our Codonics dye diffusion
printer|||
Weeks Photoshop Users Info
For more information, contact:
John Fournelle
Dept of Geology and Geophysics
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1215 W. Dayton St
Madison, WI 53706
(608) 262-7964 (office) 265-4798 (lab) 262-0693 (fax)
johnf*at*geology.wisc.edu
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