The success of in-situ transmission electron microscopy experimentation is often dictated by proper specimen preparation. We report here a novel technique permitting the production of cross-sectioned tensile specimens of multilayered films for in-situ deformation studies. Of primary importance in the development of this technique is the production of an electron transparent micro-gauge section using focused ion beam technology. This microgauge section predetermines the position at which plastic deformation is initiated; crack nucleation, growth and failure are then subsequently observed
The recent interest in size-dependent deformation of micro- and nanoscale materials has paralleled b...
n this article a method is described for preparing cross sections of obliquely deposited metal thin ...
The growing use of ion irradiation to assess degradation of nuclear materials has created a need to ...
A novel, in situ, high voltage electron microscopy technique for the direct observation of the micro...
The preparation of transmission electron microscope (TEM) thin foil specimens from metal alloys cont...
The preparation of transmission electron microscope (TEM) thin foil specimens from metal alloys cont...
A site specific technique for cross-section transmission electron microscopy specimen preparation of...
We describe a technique using a focused ion beam instrument to fabricate high quality plan-view spec...
Probing mechanical properties in the micrometer regime is of current interest in materials science. ...
This paper highlights future developments in the field of in-situ transmission electron microscopy, ...
This paper highlights future developments in the field of in-situ transmission electron microscopy,...
In-situ transmission electron microscopy is rapidly emerging as the premier technique for characteri...
We propose a new geometry for focused ion beam milled micro-cantilevers, which allows production of ...
A unique method for quantitative in situ nanotensile testing in a transmission electron microscope e...
The use of the focused ion beam (FIB) technique for cross-sectional transmission electron microscopy...
The recent interest in size-dependent deformation of micro- and nanoscale materials has paralleled b...
n this article a method is described for preparing cross sections of obliquely deposited metal thin ...
The growing use of ion irradiation to assess degradation of nuclear materials has created a need to ...
A novel, in situ, high voltage electron microscopy technique for the direct observation of the micro...
The preparation of transmission electron microscope (TEM) thin foil specimens from metal alloys cont...
The preparation of transmission electron microscope (TEM) thin foil specimens from metal alloys cont...
A site specific technique for cross-section transmission electron microscopy specimen preparation of...
We describe a technique using a focused ion beam instrument to fabricate high quality plan-view spec...
Probing mechanical properties in the micrometer regime is of current interest in materials science. ...
This paper highlights future developments in the field of in-situ transmission electron microscopy, ...
This paper highlights future developments in the field of in-situ transmission electron microscopy,...
In-situ transmission electron microscopy is rapidly emerging as the premier technique for characteri...
We propose a new geometry for focused ion beam milled micro-cantilevers, which allows production of ...
A unique method for quantitative in situ nanotensile testing in a transmission electron microscope e...
The use of the focused ion beam (FIB) technique for cross-sectional transmission electron microscopy...
The recent interest in size-dependent deformation of micro- and nanoscale materials has paralleled b...
n this article a method is described for preparing cross sections of obliquely deposited metal thin ...
The growing use of ion irradiation to assess degradation of nuclear materials has created a need to ...