6 EC
Semester 2, period 6
52548AET6Y
Owner | Master Chemistry (joint degree) |
Coordinator | prof. dr. W.J. Buma |
Part of | Master Chemistry (joint degree), track Molecular Sciences, year 1 |
This course covers both the principles and the building blocks of experimental measurement techniques and their applications in physics, chemistry and life sciences. We will discuss the basics and state-of-the-art implementations of vacuum technology, optical and wavelength dispersing components, electronics and measurement devices, photon and particle detectors, charged particle optics and imaging. This is integrated with measurement and experimental concepts like molecular beams, ionization and fluorescence spectroscopy, sub-Doppler and Cavity-Ring-Down spectroscopy, multidimensional spectroscopy, coincidence electron and ion imaging, and microscopy. Applications of these advanced measurement techniques in studies of atomic, molecular and (bio)material in physical and life sciences will be reviewed using recent Review Papers.
To provide a broad overview of advanced experimental techniques, equipment and measurement concepts and their application in modern research in the physical and life sciences.
A combination of lectures, exercises and assignments, demonstrations, in total 42 hours.
Activity | Number of hours |
Hoorcollege | 22 |
Tentamen | 3 |
Zelfstudie | 143 |
The programme does not have requirements concerning attendance (OER-B).
Item and weight | Details |
Final grade | |
1 (100%) Tentamen |
The 'Regulations governing fraud and plagiarism for UvA students' applies to this course. This will be monitored carefully. Upon suspicion of fraud or plagiarism the Examinations Board of the programme will be informed. For the 'Regulations governing fraud and plagiarism for UvA students' see: www.student.uva.nl
Weeknummer | Onderwerpen | Studiestof |
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2 | ||
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4 |
The schedule for this course is published on DataNose.
Recommended prior knowledge: Basic Quantum Mechanics; Basics of Spectroscopy.