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Ag dendrites from chemical etching of a silicon nanorod array film.

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Center rates increase January 2010.
Please see our fees page for new rates.

New cameras and software installed on Light Microscopes through the Student Tech Fee program.
Located in room 154. Please see staff to sign up and schedule for class use.

Rockdale Science and Technology students win awards!
Samantha Allen and Shalomi Momin finished their projects at the Center. Samantha received a special award from AFCEA for her project and Shalomi was selected as a Grand Champion--she will be competing in the Regional Science Fair January 29th.

Welcome

Established in 1969 through a Center of Excellence grant from the National Science Foundation, the CAUR offers services within and outside the university system to biological, biomedical sciences, plant biology, geology, chemistry, textiles, archaeology, agriculture, physics, and nanotechnology/materials analysis.

The Center is a unique medley of state-of-the-art equipment, a highly competent technical staff, and a broad education mission. These three ingredients, plus the treatment of each client's scientific problem as being individually unique maximizes the use of the facility. The Center fulfills its research, teaching, and service functions as mandated by the University system.

The Center is co-directed by Dr. Paul Schroeder and Dr. John Shields, and supported by our Lab Coordinator, Dr. Jianguo Fan and by our Administrative Associate, Ms. Sara Karlsson Looney.

CAUR staff are involved with the Southeastern Microscopy Society and the Microscopy Society of America

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