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			The Electron Optics Facility is a part of the Analytical Science Group in the Structures and Materials Division at NASA Glenn. The facility, which houses four scanning electron microscopes, two transmission electron microscopes, and an electron microprobe, is capable of various analyses from ultra-high resolution imaging to quantitative chemical analyses of elements with atomic numbers as low as (B to U). The entire NASA community as well as outside industry are eligible to submit samples to the Electron Optics Facility.   Above: Scanning electron microscope image of lunar dust particles on an Apollo 12 spacesuit.   Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) + Read more... Electron Microprobe + Read more... Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) + Read more... Focused Ion Beam (FIB) / Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) + Read more... Advanced Metallics Branch + View site Structures & Materials Division Develops high temperature materials for aviation and space applications. + View site Research & Technology Directorate Develops and manages core competencies to deliver on the Center's programmatic commitments. + View site
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