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The Electron Microscopy Facility at Trinity offers undergraduates a rare opportunity for exposure to nanotechnology. Electron microscopes (or EMs) are powerful instruments used in medicine, industry, and academic settings around the world to study the fine structure and properties of living and non-living materials. In 1996, ºìÐÓÊÓƵ was awarded a grant from the National […]