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Invented at the University of Oregon, the Noble Dome enables air-free sample transfers into electron microscopes, limiting damage to materials and harm to people.

A UO physicist prioritizes making complex concepts easily understood.

A UO physicist is investigating unique magnetic field patterns and their possible connection to hurricanes and black holes.

Technical expertise, hands-on training key features of materials analysis graduate program housed in UO core facility.

The UO’s transmission electron microscope serves multiple departments, is a teaching tool, and is widely used by other institutions.

What a black line in a chunk of quartz can tell us about meteorite impact at historically important sites.