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Fluid-rock interactions such as precipitation play a large role in rock deformation. However, the precipitation location is often unknown. Here we highlight the use of cathodoluminescence imaging to unveil precipitation in quartz during shear experiments.
The analysis of rock samples and minerals in structural geology is now often being done using luminescence techniques. In this blog post, we will highlight the ...
The roadmap for the semiconductor industry has shifted from being solely based on Moore's law to incorporating various focus areas, such as 'More than Moore'. ...
Perovskite solar cells could spur the growth of solar power, but they currently contain lead, which is toxic. Recently, scientists have started to explore ...
When measuring the optical response of silicon nanospheres using cathodoluminescence (CL), researchers found that interference can occur in the spectrum. Here, ...
There is an increased need for Germanium (Ge), yet little is known about the properties of this scarce element. In this blog, we will discuss a novel paper ...
Intensity mapping using cathodoluminescence (CL) emission is a powerful tool for high resolution probing of emitters. The CL signal comes from both the ...
The advancement of nanotechnology opened up exciting new possibilities to create nanophotonic structures with nanoscale dimensions. A fundamental understanding ...
Understanding how different materials work and knowing their properties has been a keystone in human progress. In our efforts to build an environmentally ...
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