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Automation of Laser Plasma Focused Ion Beam Microscopy for Next-Generation Energy Materials

  • Colorado School of Mines
  • National Laboratory of the Rockies
  • University of Colorado Boulder

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Abstract

Automation can revolutionize the use of ultrafast laser ablation and plasma-focused ion beam (PFIB) techniques for high-throughput, reproducible cross-sectioning and various sample preparation in materials characterization. As these methods become essential for analyzing complex energy materials and next-generation devices, efficient, standardized workflows are needed to minimize variability and enhance precision [1]. This work highlights our advancements in developing automated processes for sample preparation that integrates machine learning, workflow optimization, and large-scale data acquisition to improve efficiency and scalability in applications such as electrolyzers, photovoltaic cells, and microelectronics.
Original languageAmerican English
Number of pages3
DOIs
StatePublished - 2025
EventMicroscopy and Microanalysis 2025 - Salt Lake City, UT
Duration: 27 Jul 202531 Jul 2025

Conference

ConferenceMicroscopy and Microanalysis 2025
CitySalt Lake City, UT
Period27/07/2531/07/25

NLR Publication Number

  • NLR/CP-5K00-93231

Keywords

  • automation
  • cross-sectioning
  • focused ion beam
  • machine learning

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