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Robin Schäublin

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Courses taught by this person (1)

MSE-600: Effects of radiation on materials

The purpose of this course is to provide the necessary background to understand the effects of irradiation on pure metals and on alloys used in the nuclear industry. The relation between the radiation

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Three-dimensional scanning transmission electron microscopy of dislocation loops in tungsten

Cécile Hébert, Robin Schäublin, Soheil Hasanzadeh

Scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) imaging using diffraction contrast is a powerful technique to assess crystal defects. In this work it is used to assess the spatial distribution of radiation induced defect in tungsten. In effect, its irradi ...

PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD2018

Tilt-less 3-D electron imaging and reconstruction of complex curvilinear structures

Pascal Fua, Cécile Hébert, Quentin Thomas Jeangros, Duncan Thomas Lindsay Alexander, Emad Oveisi, Robin Schäublin, Guillaume Lucas, Antoine Letouzey

The ability to obtain three-dimensional (3-D) information about morphologies of nanostructures elucidates many interesting properties of materials in both physical and biological sciences. Here we demonstrate a novel method in scanning transmission electro ...

Nature Research2017

On the origin of primary 1/2 a(0) and a(0) loops in irradiated Fe(Cr) alloys

Robin Schäublin, Anna Prokhodtseva

The radiation-induced primary dislocation loops in thin foils of ultra-high purity Fe and Fe(Cr) model alloys were investigated using ion irradiation in situ in a TEM. In the '111 mechanism' the induced nanometric loops of type a(0) stem from mutual ...

Pergamon-Elsevier Science Ltd2017