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Ernst Ruska-Centre for Microscopy and Spectroscopy with Electrons (ER-C)

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              Correlative Spectroscopy

              We study materials and devices with micro-Raman and photoluminescence spectroscopy and correlate their optoelectronic properties with their structural and functional characteristics.

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              Li-ion batteries

              We investigate materials for Li-ion batteries on all length scales and help to optimise their properties with respect to charge density, ageing and reliability.

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              Materials for hydrogen technology

              We study membrane materials for power-to-X technologies in order to elucidate their atomic structures, defects and transport properties.

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              Memristive devices

              New paradigms in computing involve filamentary switching in oxide materials for memristive devices and non-von-Neumann architectures such as neuromorphic computing.

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              Quantitative modelling

              We develop techniques to improve the understanding of material structures imaged with electrons allowing the determination of material properties on the atomic scale.

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              Structural Materials

              We investigate novel high strength and light weight materials for transportation and mobility.

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