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EPSRC Reference: EP/D032210/1
Title: University of Surrey Ion Beam Centre
Principal Investigator: Webb, Professor RP
Other Investigators:
Sealy, Professor B Jeynes, Professor C Gwilliam, Professor R
Kirkby, Professor KJ Homewood, Professor K Grime, Dr GW
Researcher Co-Investigators:
Project Partners:
Department: Advanced Technology Institute
Organisation: University of Surrey
Scheme: Standard Research (Pre-FEC)
Starts: 01 March 2006 Ends: 28 February 2010 Value (£): 2,271,580
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
Complex fluids & soft solids Displays
Electronic Devices & Subsys. Eng. Dynamics & Tribology
Materials Characterisation Materials Processing
Optoelect. Devices & Circuits
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:
Manufacturing Electronics
Healthcare
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This proposal is to support the development, training and core componants of the successful national Ion Beam Centre. Innovations over the next four years include: extending the DanFysik Implanter to give a low energy capability (down to 200 eV); replacing the beam line on the 2MV implanter to give an 8 inch wafer capability; add a verifiable low dose capability for ion beam induced damage studies. Funding is being sort from other sources to also build a horizontal and vertical nanobeam to expand both ion beam analysis capabilities and exploit research at the biomedical interface.An added advantage of these developments will be to place the IBC in a position that it will be able to expand its research base from micro electronic materials into new areas including cultural heritage, biomedical applications, nanotechnology and geology and cosmology. In 4 years time we expect the IBC to be funded: One third from industry; one third from other funding bodies; one third from EPSRC. This will significantly reduce the amount of funding requested from EPSRC.Efficiency gains within the IBC will allow us to reduce the ticket price from 240 currently to 180 for this new grant period.
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