CAMCOR is a full-service, comprehensive materials characterization center at the University of Oregon in Eugene is open to outside clients.  Remote access from your office allows you to interface directly with the experts and the instruments in real time.

CAMCOR recently added new surface science and microscopy capability:

• Tecnai Spirit TEM/STEM Coming to CAMCOR in Spring 2010.  20-120Kv optimized for imaging of biological specimens. more...
• WITEC Near-field Optical Microscope with Raman with integrated AFM to allow topographic and optical imaging more...
• Polymer Characterization Laboratory equipped to characterize thermal properties and molecular weight and size of polymers.

Learn about the University of Oregon's internship program at http://internship.uoregon.edu/.  It has proven to be a great benefit for students as well as industry.  A true win-win program.

For more information contact: Chris Larson, 541-345-5898, cslarson@uoregon.edu

CEMN at Portland State University (PSU) provides researchers with state-of-the-art facilities for the characterization of nanoscale materials and devices.  SEM, TEM and FIB instruments and training expertise to are available to the industry and university communities.

 The facility also includes nanofabrication equipment including carbon nanotube and semiconductor nanowire deposition reactors, plasma etching , and lithography tools. A semiconductor analyzer and probe station are available for testing specimen electrical properties.  

For more information contact:  Dr. Jun Jiao, Director of the CEMN, 503-725-4228, jiaoj@pdx.edu or Mr. Tony Chen, CEMN Lab Manager, 503-725-9712, zhiqiang.chen@pdx.edu