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[[File:AFM.jpg|frame|center|Atomic Force Microscope capable of standard AFM, Conducting AFM, Piezeo-Force microscopy, Kelvin-probe microscopy]]
[[File:AFM.jpg|frame|center|Atomic Force Microscope capable of standard AFM, Conducting AFM, Piezo-Force microscopy, Kelvin-probe microscopy]]




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[[File:Img14.jpg|frame|center|Optical & E-beam Lithography systems in Rutgers Physics Nanofab used to fabricate nano-scale devices from our samples]]
[[File:Img14.jpg|frame|center|Optical & E-beam Lithography systems for fabricating nano/micro-scale devices]]




[[File:img3.jpg|frame|center|The Thermal Evaporator, E-beam Evaporator, and Sputtering chamber are used as additional methods of thin film deposition.]]
[[File:img3.jpg|frame|center|Thermal Evaporator, E-beam Evaporator, and Sputtering chamber for device fabrication]]

Revision as of 15:31, 20 May 2022

Growth

Our advanced hybrid Molecular Beam Epitaxy system capable of growing materials with atomic layer precision. Using this setup we can achieve epitaxial growth of various quantum hybrid structures including complex oxides, topological insulators, and other novel materials.


Our lab is also equipped with a custom built sputtering/ion-milling chamber. It provides variable temperature ion milling and DC/RF sputtering capabilities.

Characterization & Fabrication

Superconducting Magnet


Electromagnet


Atomic Force Microscope capable of standard AFM, Conducting AFM, Piezo-Force microscopy, Kelvin-probe microscopy


High Pressure Oxygen/Argon Furnace


Oxygen/Hydrogen Furnace


Micro-Probe Station


Optical Microscopy Station


Optical & E-beam Lithography systems for fabricating nano/micro-scale devices


Thermal Evaporator, E-beam Evaporator, and Sputtering chamber for device fabrication