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MBraun machine from LOPI (Laboratory of Organic Photonics and Iontronics) at Queen's University

A Nikon fluorescence microscope modified for scanning optical imaging.

A Janis ST-500 micromanipulated cryogenic probe station.

An Ambios AFM/Optical profiler.

MBraun machine from LOPI (Laboratory of Organic Photonics and Iontronics) at Queen's University

MBraun machine from LOPI (Laboratory of Organic Photonics and Iontronics) at Queen's University.

(Prof. Gao)

A Nikon fluorescence microscope modified for scanning optical imaging.

A Nikon fluorescence microscope modified for scanning optical imaging.

(Prof. Gao)

A Janis ST-500 micromanipulated cryogenic probe station.

A Janis ST-500 micromanipulated cryogenic probe station.

(Prof. Gao)

An Ambios AFM/Optical profiler.

An Ambios AFM/Optical profiler.

(Prof. Gao)

Our research is supported by:

Canadian Foundation for Innovation

Queen's University

American Dye Source

Department of Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy

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