Building the Microscopes of Tomorrow
The STROBE Science & Technology Center brings together imaging science experts from seven universities and partners with national labs, industry and academe to push the boundaries of imaging science capabilities and technologies, while building a diverse workforce that is prepared for 21st century careers in science and technology.
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS
High-fidelity imaging of highly periodic structures enabled by vortex high harmonic beams
B. Wang, et al., Optica, 10, 1245-1252, (2023).
STROBE scientists solved a major imaging challenge by demonstrating high fidelity short wavelength imaging of highly-periodic structures for the . . .
Detecting, distinguishing, and spatiotemporally tracking photogenerated charge and heat at the nanoscale
H. L. Weaver, et al., ACS Nano, 17, 19011-19021, (2023).
Since dissipative processes are ubiquitous in semiconductors, characterizing how electronic and thermal energy transduce and transport at the nanoscale is . . .
STROBE IN THE NEWS
From circuit boards to micro thrusters, an FLC alumnus solders a remarkable path in engineering
Thanks to the PEAQS program, Max Krauss (Computer Engineering, '24), got to sharpen his skills . . .
Through hands-on research, PEAQS program helps students discover their love, passion for research
The Partnership for Education and the Advancement of Quantum and nanoSciences recently received its second, . . .
STROBE AWARDS
Congratulations to Laura Waller for being Awarded the Max Planck-Humboldt Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Computational Microscopy
Laura Waller, professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences at University of California Berkeley, . . .
Congratulations to Benjamin Hammel and Emma Nelson for receiving Poster Awards at the CU Boulder Innovation in Materials Symposium 2024
Congratulations to Benjamin Hammel for receiving the First Place Poster Award and Emma Nelson for . . .
STROBE IN THE NEWS
From circuit boards to micro thrusters, an FLC alumnus solders a remarkable path in engineering
Thanks to the PEAQS program, Max Krauss (Computer Engineering, '24), got to sharpen his skills . . .
Through hands-on research, PEAQS program helps students discover their love, passion for research
The Partnership for Education and the Advancement of Quantum and nanoSciences recently received its second, . . .
STROBE AWARDS
Congratulations to Laura Waller for being Awarded the Max Planck-Humboldt Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Computational Microscopy
Laura Waller, professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences at University of California Berkeley, . . .
Congratulations to Benjamin Hammel and Emma Nelson for receiving Poster Awards at the CU Boulder Innovation in Materials Symposium 2024
Congratulations to Benjamin Hammel for receiving the First Place Poster Award and Emma Nelson for . . .