Cornell University applied and engineering physics AEP research. Official site of David A. Muller Group

• Our graduate applied physics research group is headed by David A. Muller and is located in Ithaca, NY at Cornell University. We work with scanning/transmission electron microscopes (STEM) to investigate materials at the atomic level.

• Introduction
• An introduction to the Muller Reseach Group at Cornell University in Applied and Engineering Physics specializing in electron microscopy. Includes Muller group contact information and physics research interests.
• People
• The people involved in the group currently and in the past. Our current Cornell Universty applied physics researchers include: David A. Muller, John Grazul, Lena Fitting Kourkoutis, Peter Ercius, Judy Jeeyoung Cha, Jerome Hyun, Huolin Xin.
• Applied physics reseach
• A short research statement and the group's current projects.
• Facilities
• The physics research facilities available to our group. Two FEI scanning/transmission electron microscopes (STEM), a NION STEM, a FEI dual beam focused ion beam (FIB), Fischione ion mill, tripod polishers, etc.
• Links
• Physics research links useful for microscopists and materials researchers in general.
• Websource for Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy, Web-EELS, WEELS
• A site dedicated to collecting electron energy loss spectra (EELS) standards ("fingerprints") for materials useful in the semiconductor industry
• Nanocharacterization class, AEP661
• David A. Muller's nanocharacterization class. You must be a cornell student enrolled in the class to view this page.