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Colin Ophus | Faculty Spotlight

Manganese Cathodes Could Boost Lithium-ion Batteries [Nature Nanotechnology]

Launch of Elemental Microscopy covered in Nature

imaging of domains in a block copolymer with 4DSTEM featured on the cover of Macromolecules

New Technique Achieves Unprecedented View of Complex Nanostructure

Solving complex nanostructures with ptychographic atomic electron tomography [Nature Communications]

Stephanie Ribet wins MRS gold graduate student award

Colin Ophus Awarded the Burton Medal from the Microscopy Society of America

Pulling Magnetic Skyrmions out of Thin Air

Combining AI and Atomic-scale Images in Pursuit of Better Batteries

First Photo-induced Melting of Tantalum Ditelluride

ALS and Molecular Foundry Funded to Lead the Development of New Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Tools

Enabling the Data-Driven Future of Microscopy

Short-Range Order and Its Impact on the CrCoNi Medium Entropy Alloy

Design and synthesis of multigrain nanocrystals via geometric misfit strain

Strained But Perfect: Precise Control of Grain Boundaries in Nanoparticles

World-Leading Microscopes Take Candid Snapshots of Atoms in Their ‘Neighborhoods’

A Window into the Hidden Nuclear World

Scientists Capture Atomic Motion in 4D for the First Time

Researchers Capture Crystal Nucleation with Atomic Resolution in 4D (3D + time)

Direct measurement of nanostructural change duringin situ deformation of a bulk metallic glass

Diffraction imaging of nanocrystalline structure in organic semiconductor molecular films

Successful Demonstration of Fastest Electron Detector Ever Made

Before and After: Grain Boundary Transitions at the Atomic Scale

Bringing Polymers into Atomic-Scale Focus

Foundry’s Colin Ophus Receives DOE Early Career Research Award

Mapping Battery Materials with Atomic Precision

Bringing Atomic Mapping to the Mainstream

New Form of Electron-beam Imaging Can See Elements that are ‘Invisible’ to Common Methods

Battery Mystery Solved: Atomic-Resolution Microscopy Answers Longstanding Questions About Lithium-Rich Cathode Material

New Technique for Imaging Surface and Bulk Atoms