Press

From Northwestern University Center for Atom-Probe Tomography

• Ford's collaboration with NUCAPT has received a lot of press:
  • Ford employs Nano Technology to study new materials
  • Metal Nanotechnology Research Accelerated: Ford is to accelerate its nanotechnology research into lighter weight metals and plastics
  • Ford's confined Electrode Atom Probe
  • Boeing, Ford 'LEAP' into Nanotechnology
  • Ford's leaders facing slump with a smile
  • Boeing, Ford co-funding nanotech research at NU
  • Ford Motor Co. LEAPs into Nanotech
  • Ford's Small LEAP
  • Nanotechnology tool takes things apart atom by atom
  • Ford Motor Company Accelerates Nanotechnology Work into Lightweight Metals at Northwestern University
  • Ford Pursues Light Weight Via Nanotechnology
  • Ford, Boeing and Northwestern University Collaborate on Nanotech Materials Work
  • Ford's nanotechnology partnerships now include Northwestern University and the LEAP
  • Nanotechnology in the Automotive Industry
  • Ford and Boeing Working on Nanotechnology
  • Ford using new tool for nanotechnology research
  • Ford uses new lab tool in nanotechnology research
  • Car companies like Ford increasingly getting on the nanotechnology bandwagon
  • Ford, Boeing and Northwestern University Collaborate on Nanotech Materials Work
  • Ford goes to school on nanotechnology
  • Ford Motor Company accelerates nanotechnology work into lightweight metals
• Danny Perea's article in Nano Letters is summarized by:.
  • NANOPHOTONICS: Atom-probe microscope maps nanowires
  • LEAP Atom Probe Established as a Unique Tool for Analyzing Semiconductor Nanostructures
  • Imago microscope leads to Northwestern research advance
  • New LEAP Microscopy Plays Important Role in Developing Semiconductor Nanostructures

• Professor David Seidman is chosen for the prestigious David Turnbull Lecturer Award, December 3, 2008.
• Structural Materials Division Symposium: Advanced Characterization and Modeling of Phase Transformations in Metals in Honor of David N. Seidman: TMS (Minerals•Metals•Materials) 2009 Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California; February 15th to 19th, 2009.
• NUCAPT has been chosen as the profile of the day for 2007-10-08 by the Einstein@Home project. (APT analysis is highly interactive & so we have spare CPU cycles at night, which we donate to that project.)
• Ford's collaboration with NUCAPT has received a lot of press
• Danny Perea's article in Nano Letters is summarized by several press sources
• In Nature this week acknowledges The mechanism of morphogenesis in a phase separating concentrated multi-component alloy on the LKMC simulations of Ni-Cr-Al.
• Please give, won’t you? mentions the charitable contributions Rick has made to F/OSS on behalf of NUCAPT.
• ASM honors best in materials science and engineering tells of Professor David Seidman's receipt of the Albert Sauveur Achievement Award
• Zmanda Enhances Amanda Open Source Data Protection Software For Enterprise Use describes NUCAPT's backup system, which we use to protect our customer's data. Richard Karnesky is quoted.
• Redesigning the United States Navy with the Atom Probe is about the NUCu-150 steels studied by Dieter Isheim and others in the group.
• Northwestern adds to its Imago microscope describes NUCAPT's Laser enhancement.
• Atomic Imaging Turns 50 is the cover story in Chemical and Engineering News. It discusses the early history of Atom-Probe/Field-Ion Microscopy with Erwin Müller, as well as modern instrumentation such as the LEAP. Professor David Seidman is mentioned, as is Danny Perea's work on semiconductor nanowires.
• Researchers pursue blast-resistant steel using new tomograph describes one research application of the new instrument.
• Under the microscope is an article in the Northwestern Daily. It contains a couple of technical inaccuracies.