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Two scientists working at the Albert Crewe Centre

Albert Crewe Centre

Our goal is to advance new methods in electron microscopy, challenging the limits of spatial, temporal and energy resolution.

Direct imaging of pore/node distributions and metal-organic frameworks (MOFs).

Research

Our research is aimed at developing new higher spatial and temporal imaging/spectroscopic methods and the application of these to technology that can benefit from an atomic scale understanding of structure-function relationships.

Two scientists using the facilities at the Albert Crewe Centre

Facilities

We provide services to local, national and international industries to support research and analytical needs, offering both full hands-on training or materials characterisation services.

People

Our team has extensive experience of electron microscopy imaging and analysis of many different types of materials and applications. Find out more about our expertise.

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RUEDI

The Relativistic Ultrafast Electron Diffraction and Imaging (RUEDI) National Facility is the first of its kind in the UK and will support multi-disciplinary research through enabling direct observation of dynamic structural and chemical processes in key scientific areas.