Mimac Research short description

 

- MiMac's research is structured in 5 different Work Packages - 

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Atom Probe Tomography

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Lead partner: NTNU-IMA
Partners: NGU; SINTEF; NTNU-IGP

NTNU-IMA has the  responsibility to 

  1. employ and develop internal competence, knowledge and experience in doing research on and running a 3D APT setup by using available labs abroad,
  2. purchase and install the 3D APT, and build up the necessary competence to operate and maintain the instrument, 
  3. establish user-friendly support system also for external users and
  4. further develop scientific competence and carry out cutting edge research on the instrument.

The experimental node is open for public use, including the partners.

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Mineral Analysis

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Lead partner: NGU 
Partners: NTNU; SINTEF

NGU has the resposibility to: 

  1. purchase and install the LA–SS–ICP–MS instrument, and build up the necessary competence to operate and maintain the instrument, 
  2. develop scientific competence and carry out research on the instrument

 

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Coordination of the infrastructure

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Lead partner: NTNU-IMA
Partners: NGU; SINTEF; NTNU-IGP

NTNU-IMA has the responsibility for establishing the necessary supporting tools and mechanisms to ensure easy operation of the infrastructure components on a daily basis, and to establish a common strategy on how to expand the MiMaC laboratories.

 

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AMS

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Lead partner: NTNU-IGP
Partners: NGU; SINTEF; NTNU-IMA 

NTNU-IGP has the responsibility to

  1. purchase and install two types of equipment, EPMA and AMS, and build up the necessary competence to operate the instruments, 
  2. offer access to the infrastructure to MiMaC partners and other relevant user groups, and 
  3. develop scientific competence and carry out cutting-edge research on these two instruments.

 

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Material Analysis

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Lead partner: SINTEF  
Partners: NTNU; NGU

SINTEF has  the responsibility to:

  • purchase a laser-ablation system and connect to existing ICP–MS instrument for material characterisation, and 
  • develop scientific competence and start doing research on the instrument; 
  • set up routine operation.

 

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The Research Council of Norway is acknowledged for the support to the Norwegian Laboratory for Mineral and Materials Characterisation, MiMaC, project number 269842/F50.