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Benchmarking the Performance of a New Photoelectron Source
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 22 July 2022
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- Microscopy Infrastructures: Architectures, Avenues and Access
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FQ is supported by a Trinity College Provost's Award scholarship. LJ is supported by Science Foundation Ireland grant number URF/RI/191637. The authors would like to acknowledge all the staff of the Advanced Microscopy Laboratory for their kind support and fruitful discussions.Google Scholar
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