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The University of Sydney’s core research facilities provide access to high-end research infrastructure and offer a range of related services to assist researchers with specialist applications. These centralised, shared facilities span faculties and serve as focal points of research activity. The core research facilities bring together a critical mass of researchers from diverse disciplines, and provide the means to better manage and sustain high-end research infrastructure to conduct quality research.
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Cu plates and Sn precipitates in Al-1.7%Cu-0.05%Sn alloy
Published 2017Direct contact alex.lafontaine@sydney.edu.au Source of data (who collected it, at what organisation, etc.) The University of Sydney - Alex La Fontaine and Ross Marceau Significance (Why is this data significant?) First ...Open AccessDataset -
Reference Zircon Round Robin
Published 2022-03-31Direct contact alex.lafontaine@sydney.edu.au Source of data (who collected it, at what organisation, etc.) ACMM, University of Sydney: lead the round robin experiment with 9 international institutes Significance (Why is ...Dataset -
Low-angle boundary in Zircon DN5 dataset for Deformation-induced trace element redistribution in zircon revealed using atom probe tomography
Published 2017Direct contact alex.lafontaine@sydney.edu.au Source of data (who collected it, at what organisation, etc.) The University of Sydney - Julie Cairney, Alex La Fontaine, Sandra Piazolo, Patrick Trimby, Limei Yang Significance ...Open AccessDataset -
An interlaboratory collection of datasets and test cases
Published 2021Gives the ability for new atom probe users to get training on specific computational programs using the test case document and the sample datasets. The test cases also give sample outputs for the researcher to verify their ...Open AccessDataset -
Human tooth enamel dataset for Atomic-scale compositional mapping reveals Mg-rich amorphous calcium phosphate in human dental enamel
Published 2017Direct contact alex.lafontaine@sydney.edu.au Source of data (who collected it, at what organisation, etc.) The University of Sydney - Julie Cairney - Alex La Fontaine Significance (Why is this data significant?) First ...Open AccessDataset