The Eyring Materials Center provides academic and industry researchers with open access to advanced facilities and equipment for materials characterization; surface, optical and structural analysis; high-resolution and life Science electron microscopy; and materials synthesis and processing notably at high pressure.

Facilities within EMC include:

  • John M. Cowley Center for High Resolution Electron Microscopy
  • Life Science Electron Microscopy Lab
  • Goldwater Materials Science Facility
AIMS
The Adaptive Intelligent Materials and Systems (AIMS) Center specializes in material characterization, multiscale methods, damage detection and assessment, and structural health monitoring. By using combined experimental and modeling techniques, the AIMS Center has developed a state-of-the-art materials research center.
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Eyring Materials Center
The Eyring Materials Center provides academic and industry researchers with expertise and instrumentation for materials characterization; surface, optical and structural analysis; and high-resolution electron microscopy. It supports materials analysis across a broad range of scientific disciplines, including physics, chemistry, biological sciences, earth and space sciences and engineering.
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Metals, Environmental and Terrestrial Analytical Laboratory
The Metals, Environmental and Terrestrial Analytical Laboratory (METAL) is a dual location facility with instrumentation and staff to support diverse research, such as nutrient analysis by colorimetry/flow-injection, surface area and porosity measurement, ion chromatography, isotopic analysis of greenhouse gases, and elemental and isotopic analyses of natural and synthetic materials.
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Manufacturing Innovation Lab (MIL)
Manufacturing Innovation Center’s vision is to bring people and ideas together to solve the current manufacturing problems our industry is facing and to develop and generate ideas for future manufacturing and materials technologies. The goal is to create cross disciplinary teams to perform use inspired research and to link our discoveries to innovations that ultimately benefit society.
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