University of South Carolina Electron Microscopy Center

10/05/2022

The UofSC EM Center is now using Clustermarket app for online instrument reservation. Contact us to set-up your new Clustermarket account.

Please check the following youtube link for instrument reservation.

The University of South Carolina EM Center uses Clustermarket for online instrument reservation. This short video demonstrates how to use the app to create/e...

12/19/2020

Have a Wonderful Holiday and a Joyful New Year

10/28/2020

Overview of our new Zeiss Gemini500 FESEM. Enjoy......

ZEISS GeminiSEM stands for effortless imaging: get sub-nanometer resolution and high detection efficiency, even in variable pressure mode. GeminiSEM 500 comb...

10/11/2020

This is our latest video on EDAX EDS software showing X-Ray map acquisition

09/28/2020

Amazing microscopic robots

Building robots at the micron scale is tricky, particularly when it comes to designing small-scale ‘actuators’ – the motors that allow robots to move. Conven...

09/10/2020

A new Zeiss Gemini500 Field Emission SEM has been installed in June 2020. It is a gorgeous, easy-to-use, high resolution Scanning Electron Microscope funded by the state of South Carolina STEM Equipment Fund. PI Dr. Hui Wang, Chemistry and Biochemistry, UofSC, co-PI Dr. Soumitra Ghoshroy, Electron Microscopy Center and Dept. of Biological Sciences, UofSC. Thanks to all faculty members who participated in this grant proposal and made this acquisition possible. We are thrilled!!!!!!!!!!😲😲😲

12/20/2018

WISHING ALL OF YOU A HAPPY HOLIDAY AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR

11/13/2018

12/07/2017

10/17/2017

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-41654436 #

Analysis has confirmed the phenomenon was caused by dust blown over from the Sahara.

10/04/2017

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/04/science/nobel-prize-chemistry.html

Jacques Dubochet, Joachim Frank and Richard Henderson developed a process that may lead to “detailed images of life’s complex machineries,” the committee said.

03/24/2014

Imagine if clinics in developing countries were equipped with an inexpensive yet durable tool that could help medical personnel identify and diagnose a variety of deadly diseases like Malaria, Chagas disease, or Leishmaniosis? For millions of people around the world waiting to be diagnosed and treat...