Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) is a powerful technique for fundamental and applied research in the physical sciences.

TEM Gemini Centre is working within the fields of materials physics, materials science and metallurgy. We study a broad range of materials on the atomic level and the main tool is the transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

About TEM Gemini Centre

December 2020: Happy day for the TEM Gemini Centre! Magnus Nord got  a young talented researcher project In-situ correlated nanoscale imaging of magnetic fields in functional materials and Sigmund Andersen got a research project called Quasicrystal nucleation in a metallic matrix. Congratulations to both of you!! :-)

November 2020: Emil Christiansen was awarded an Early Career Researcher Awards at the virtual conference International Conference of Aluminium Alloys (ICAA-17), held 26-29 October 2020. CCA and gave a plenary presentation at the conference. CASA wrote about this here: CASA Newsletter

October 2020: Two new PhD students started at the TEM Gemini Centre this fall. These are Jørgen Sørhaug and Gregory Nordahl. This is good, since three PhDs finished in August-September. These were Jonas K. Sunde, Adrian Lervik and Aleksander B. Mosberg. 

May 2020: Kavli prize to electron microscopy! Randi wrote a blog post

April 2020: University Hub from NORDFORSK granted! (with 7 Nordic TEM labs (Lindköping, Chalmers, Stockholm, DTU, Alto, UiO and NTNU)  More to come!  

April 2020: Magnus Nord started as an associate professor in our group! 

March 2020: Annual report for 2019 available (PDF)

March 2020: New project students are welcome to join the TEM group from fall 2020!