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327-0702-00L 2 Credits MSC D-PHYS , D-MATL

EM-Practical Course in Materials Science

Lecturers & Examiners: Dr. Karsten Kunze, Dr. Fabian Gramm, Dr. Joakim Reuteler, Dr. Stephan Gerstl, Dr. Robin Schäublin
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Last Updated: 2026-06-03 00:07:54

Abstract

Practical work on TEM, SEM, FIB and APTtreatment of typical problemsdata analysis, writing of a report

Objective

Application of basic electron microscopic techniques to materials science problems

Resources

Literature

see lecture Electron Microscopy (327-0703-00L)

General Information

Language
English
Levels
MSC
Frequency
Yearly recurring

Examination

Type
ungraded semester performance
Als Leistungskontrolle muss ein Bericht abgegeben werden. Details werden während dem Praktikum bekannt gegeben.After the practical a report is required. Details are given during the practical.

Course Components

Type Title Time & Place Hours
practical/laboratory course EM-Practical in Materials Science
Das Praktikum findet in der Woche 11.-15.1.2027 ganztags in den Laborräumen des ScopeM (ETH Hönggerberg) statt. The practical course takes place during the week 11.-15. Jan 2027 full days in the labs of ScopeM (ETH Hönggerberg).
No time listed 60 h semesterly

Offered In

  • Materials Science Master
    • Elective Courses (The students are free to choose individually from the entire course offer of ETH Zürich on the Master level. Please consult the study administration in case of questions.)
  • Physics Master
    • Electives
      • General Electives (Students may choose General Electives from the entire course programme of ETH Zurich - with the following restrictions: courses that belong to the first or second year of a Bachelor curriculum at ETH Zurich as well as courses from GESS "Science in Perspective" are not eligible here. The following courses are explicitly recommended to physics students by their lecturers. (Courses in this list may be assigned to the category "General Electives" directly in myStudies. For the category assignment of other eligible courses keep the choice "no category" and take contact with the Study Administration ( ) after having received the credits.))