Applied Chemical and Morphological Analysis Laboratory Newsblog

ACMAL is pleased to welcome Isabella Jaszczak as new Research Engineer to our team.

Isabella graduated with a master’s degree in Material Science and Engineering (MSE) from Michigan Tech in 2023. Her research utilized EBSD and STEM imaging to quantify microstructural changes in high-strength, low-alloy steels. Shortly after earning her graduate degree, she was hired as a research engineer for the MSE department, specifically working with the Institute of Materials Processing, the ARC Research Group, and ACMAL’s electron microscopy facility. She is here to help you with sample preparation, SEM analysis, STEM imaging, or instrument training.

Outside of work, Isabella is a HuskyFit instructor at the SDC and enjoys creating pottery as a member of the Copper Country Community Arts Center’s Clay Co-op. McClain State Park is her favorite place to be in the Copper Country

ACMAL is please to extend an invitation to the MTU research community for a Brunch and Learn session with ThermoFisher on April 25, 2024, 9–11 a.m.

Learn how X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) can be used to investigate cutting-edge materials via surface chemistry and the elemental as well as electronic state of atoms.

Why you should attend:

• Expand your understanding of XPS for materials analysis.
• Speak directly with experts about today’s instrumentation and how it can work for you.

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Alyssa Fabbro is currently an undergraduate student in Michigan Tech’s Biomedical Engineering and pre-health programs. She is involved in Michigan Tech’s EMS and spends her free-time hiking and walking dogs at the humane society. She has always been interested in research and is excited to a part of the ACMAL lab.

Cooper Chiarino is a current student at Michigan Tech majoring in Applied Physics with a minor in Nanoscience. He enjoys helping out around the ACMAL facilities, tutoring physics in the learning center on campus, snowboarding at Mt. Ripley, and mountain biking. After graduating, Cooper plans to continue his education with a graduate degree here at Tech.

You are invited to participate in a visioning session focused on advancing characterization and fabrication capabilities at Michigan Technological University.

April 24, 2024, 12 – 3 p.m.
GLRC 202

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