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| Introduction |
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| The Surface Science Laboratory is one of the major research laboratories in NUS with numerous international journal publications, patents and industrial collaboration. The laboratory houses a total of four ultrahigh vacuum (UHV) surface science systems, including Omicron LT-STM (5K or 77K) with LEED and organic MBE chamber, VT-STM with LEED and XPS, VG-ESCA lab with UPS and XPS, and SIMS (Cameca IMS 6f), along with an array of thin film growth systems, and other characterization equipments. In addition, we operate a synchrotron beamline and end-station at the Singapore Synchrotron Light Source (SSLS). |
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| Objectives |
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| The main thrusts of the Surface Science Laboratory are threefold:
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To do high impact basic surface science research especially
in areas of technological significance; |
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To serve as an excellent surface and interface characterization
centre for materials and thin film research performed
collaboratively with academics in NUS and worldwide; |
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To support the needs of local industry through research
collaboration, consultancy work and manpower training.
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Tel : +65-68742999
Fax: +65-67776126
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Department of Physics, NUS
10 Kent Ridge Crescent, Singapore 119260
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Last modified on 14 April, 2008
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