Short-term visitor information (< 10 days):
Contact TIBML director/manager for lab tours.
Long-term visitor information (> 10 days) :
This link gives information about UT’s policy for visiting researchers. https://research.utk.edu/research-integrity/collaboration-international-engagement/
Any researchers who will be visiting for more than 10 business days must complete the visitor information packet 30 days before arrival.
Long term visitor training (> 10 days):
Location | PI | Closed Source Annual | Hazardous Communication | Fire Extinguisher Annual | General Lab Safety | PPE Training | Gas Cylinder | Electrical Safety | Radiation Safety X-ray |
Senter Hall 101 Visitors | Hattar | X | – | – | X | – | – | X | – |
Closed source training, in person with UTK rad safety (Annual)
General lab safety and electrical safety, in person with TIBML director/manager (Triannual)
UTK Thermal Luminescence Dosimeter (TLD)
Available Cathodes
Useful Websites for Experimental Planning
To couple XRD techniques with ion irradiation, couple SRIM with calculated X-ray attenuation length:
X-Ray Attenuation Length – Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Explanation of Tables Attenuation Length The depth into the material measured along the surface normal where the intensity of x-rays falls to 1/e of its value at the surface. |
Logos:
TIBML logos for use with your presentations are available.
PNG logo for use on a white background
PNG logo file for use on a dark background
For the rules and regulations on how to use these files please see this page: https://brand.utk.edu/logos/
Recommended Textbooks:
Nastasi, Michael, James W. Mayer, and Yongqiang Wang. “Ion beam analysis: fundamentals and applications.” CRC Press, 2014.
Cuomo, Jerome J., Stephen M. Rossnagel, and Harold R. Kaufman. “Handbook of ion beam processing technology.” (1989).
Bird, R. Curtis, and James Stanislaus Williams, eds. “Ion beams for materials analysis.” Elsevier, 1989.
Dufour, C., et al. “Ion Beam Modification of Solids-Ion-Solid Interaction and Radiation Damage.” 2016.
Middleton, R., “A Negative-Ion Cookbook.” University of Pennsylvania, 1990.