The York JEOL Nanocentre
Vision
To be a world leading interdisciplinary centre for dynamic and collaborative materials research on the nanoscale, underpinned by innovative instrument development in electron and scanning probe imaging and spectroscopies.
Mission Statement
To be the UK centre of excellence for in-situ and environmental aberration-corrected electron imaging and spectroscopy.
To provide an environment and support for stimulating interdisciplinary research and teaching for academia and industry.
Research and Teaching
The Nanocentre is an interdisciplinary research and teaching centre with founding Co Directors, Professor Pratibha Gai, FREng, FRS and Professor Edward Boyes, FRMS, FInstP. It provides world-class teaching and research training for young scientists to PhD and full and part-time MSc level, and contributing to teaching and research projects in the supporting University Departments and more widely. It offers short courses towards higher degree education programmes and hands-on training for scientists in industry.
Services for industry
The Nanocentre is an open access, industry facing and "industry first" facility, with published terms and conditions.
News
- Research Mini-Symposium and Official Launch: New Interdisciplinary Facilities for Scanning Probe Imaging and Micro-Fabrication in the York Nanocentre.
Bruker Bioscope AFM being demonstrated
- Dr Vlado Lazarov is the new Director of Electron Microscopy in the York JEOL Nanocentre. He will be leading the science and developments in AC-(e)STEM/TEM at the Nanocentre.
Background to the Nanocentre
The York JEOL Nanocentre was formally established in 2007 and represents a major collaboration between the University of York, Yorkshire Forward through the European Union and JEOL who are world leaders in electron optics. We have created at the University a world class research and teaching facility. The Nanocentre draws on the combined resources of the Physics, Electronics and Chemistry departments, with Departments of Environmental Sciences, Biology, Heritage management and FERA (Food and Environmental Research Agency) and many others also participating. As well as carrying out high quality nanoscience and materials research and teaching, the York JEOL Nanocentre provides rich opportunities for collaboration with UK industry and external partners.