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A Closer Look: #4

by College of Arts & Sciences · Published November 21, 2000 · Updated April 1, 2019

Norman Mannella—assistant professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy with a research specialty in experimental condensed matter physics—uses a small viewer to observe the position of a sample inside an ARPES chamber. ARPES, or angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy, is a technique used to examine electron distribution in solids and provide imaging of the electronic structure of different materials. (Photo by Jessica Leigh Hood)

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