Instrument Database
MAPEX Instrument Database
Find your analysis
Here you will find analytical equipment available in the MAPEX groups. Various filters as well as the search function will help you to inform yourself about the analytical methods and to get in contact with the responsible scientists. For more information, registration, or update of instrument entries, please contact the MAPEX-CF instrument manager Wilken Seemann (mapexcf@uni-bremen.de).
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ManufacturerInvestigation areaTechniqueElectron Microprobe Analysis
Key features5 x-ray spectrometers, one for light elementsContact -
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ManufacturerJSM-6510 SEM
JeolInvestigation areaTechniqueScanning Electron Microscopy
Key featuresSE and BE detectors; EDX detector for quantitative chemical analysisContact -
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ManufacturerOmicron STM/XPS/LEED
OmicronInvestigation areaTechniqueScanning Tunneling Microscopy, X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy, and Low-Energy Electron Microscopy
Key featureshigh resolution, in-situ ability of complementary methods under ultra-high vacuum conditionsContact -
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ManufacturerTitan 80-300 ST
FEIInvestigation areaTechniqueTransmission Electron Microscopy
Key featuresAberration corrector for imaging lens; In-situ heating and coolingContact -
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ManufacturerRc-VSI
Bruker/RenishawInvestigation areaTechniqueRaman spectroscopy coupled with Vertical Scanning Interferometry
Key featuresRaman equipped with 785 nm and 532 nm class 3B lasers; Interferometer equipped with 5x; 20x; 50x; 115x objectives; White light scanning and monochromatic phase shift modes availableContact -
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ManufacturerInvestigation areaTechniqueRaman spectroscopy
Key featuresIR-Raman (1064 nm) when fluorescence is an issueContact -
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ManufacturerLabRam ARAMIS
Horiba Jobin YvonInvestigation areaTechniqueRaman spectroscopy
Key features532 nm, 633 nm and 785 nm lasers; Temperature dependent measurementsContact -
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ManufacturerSpectrometry laboratory
VariousInvestigation areaTechniqueOptical Emission Spectroscopy
Glow Discharge Optical Emission Spectrometry
X-ray Fluorescence - WD-XRF
Key featuresOptical Emission Spectroscopy, Glow Discharge Optical Emission SpectrometryContact -
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ManufacturerZeiss Auriga 40 with Ga-FIB
Zeiss & RaithInvestigation areaTechniqueScanning Electron Microscopy
Focused Ion Beam
Lithography
Key featureshigh resolution In-lens-detector, low kV ESB and high kV backscatter electronContact -
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ManufacturerSpectra 300
ThermoFisher ScientificInvestigation areaTechniqueTransmission Electron Microscopy
Key featuresIn-situ heating and cooling; EDX detector; Electrical biasingContact -
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ManufacturerFlexPL
VariousInvestigation areaTechniqueLow temperature photoluminescence
Raman spectroscopy
Key featuresHigh flexibility: This is a fully customized setup for advanced spectroscopy. Thus, it can be modified to individual needs. This is not a "black-box" system as sold be various companies.Contact -
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ManufacturerInvestigation areaTechniqueInfrared Spectroscopy
Key featuresMeasures thermo-optical properties of materials; Integrating sphereContact -
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ManufacturerLEAP 5000 XR
CamecaInvestigation areaTechniqueAtom Probe Tomography
Key featuresAtom probe tomography is the only technique that enables the identification of all isotopes within nanometric 3D structures, thereby allowing to spatially correlate crystal defects with local chemical composition fluctuations.Contact -
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ManufacturerThinky Mixer ARV-310P
Thinky U.S.A., INC.Investigation areaTechniqueMixer
Key featuresSimultaneous mixing, dispersion, and submicron-level air bubble elimination; deaeration of high-viscosity materials difficult to be processed by a centrifugal separator; reduced processing time and improved deareation performance compared to atmospheric type mixer; centrifugal force of revolution prevents overflow of material during operationContact -
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ManufacturerInvestigation areaTechniqueCoating
Key featuresCarbon and Cromium layers can be deposited without breaking the vacuumContact -
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ManufacturerTOMCAT
Supermicro / NVIDIAInvestigation areaTechniqueGPU Computing / 3D-4D Tomography Visualization & Analysis
Key featuresHigh-performance GPU server with 4x NVIDIA L40S GPUs (Ada Lovelace, 48 GB GDDR6 ECC VRAM each, 192 GB total) for accelerated 3D/4D visualization, deep learning, and CT reconstruction. 1 TB DDR5-6400 RAM for in-memory processing of terabyte-scale datasets. 15.36 TB NVMe SSD storage. Dragonfly 3D World for AI-driven segmentation, quantification, and scientific visualization. Remote access via web-based tools for cross-faculty collaboration. FAIR-compliant data workflows using open formats (OME-TIFF, Zarr).Contact