October 2, 2015

Michigan Center for Materials Characterization Now Hiring

Michigan Center for Materials Characterization Now Hiring

Michigan Center for Materials Characterization

The Michigan Center for Materials Characterization, or (MC)2, is the new College of Engineering’s (CoE’s) shared microscopy and characterization facility, formerly called the North Campus Electron Microbeam Analysis Laboratory (EMAL).

(MC)2 is now hiring for two positions: a Center Manager and and Instrument Scientist.

(MC)2 houses state-of-the-art equipment, including aberration corrected transmission electron microscopes, dual beam focused ion beam / scanning electron microscopes, an x-ray photo-electron spectrometer, a nano-indenter and atomic force microscope, and an atom probe tomography instrument.

(MC)2 supports a diverse multi-disciplinary user-base of more than 550 users from various colleges and department across the UM campus, more than 100 internal research groups, and 20 non-academic companies. The mission of (MC)2 is to provide cost effective, efficient, safe, and socially responsible access to advanced characterization equipment and expertise thereby promoting, enabling, and encouraging cutting-edge education, research, and business development.

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