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https://inl.int/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/XPS-04-scaled.jpg25601707This facility focuses on materials and biological research, the development of novel techniques and instrumentation, as well as providing training, technical support and consultation in the areas of electron microscopy and spectroscopy. The centre facility houses several electron microscopes that can probe the physical, electronic, biological, and chemical structure of matter down to the atomic scale. These instruments are coupled with advanced in-situ holders, in which the environment is controlled to match near-realistic conditions of operation, and the sample’s behaviour is recorded dynamically in real time. State-of-the-art support facilities also are available, including standard specimen preparation equipment and an image analysis laboratory.