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Innovation thrives in the Copper Country, where Michigan Tech succeeds by doing what we've always done best. Read how Huskies are poised to reshape the automotive industry in Driving Force. Explore old mines' new potential to power our future in Inclined to Innovate, then Meet the Intelligent Fleet and dive into new frontiers in marine autonomy. These stories and more in the latest issue of Tech Magazine.

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Tiny things lead to big discoveries in the Electron Optics Facility that houses Titan, the ultra-sensitive microscope that analyzes materials at the atomic level. The Titan Themis Scanning Transmission Microscope, or S-TEM, has its own dedicated and stabilized space, complete with water-cooled temperature controls and back-up power. A powerful tool in an extensive array of electron microanalytical and X-ray instruments in Michigan Tech’s Applied Chemical and Morphological Analysis Laboratory (ACMAL), Titan is one of only two microscopes of its kind in the state of Michigan. In addition to high-resolution images, Titan can also perform fractional or chemical analysis. Its applications are useful in many research areas, including health, industrial, and technology. The electron optics facility is managed by Erico Freitas, a research scientist who runs the majority of samples but also trains students on how to use the equipment.

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