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11 April 2022

Master students in Materials and Nanotechnology at lab FEG-SEM during the course of Electron Microscopy of Nanomaterials

Students of Materials and Nanotechnology visit the CISUP SEM Laboratory During the course of Electron Microscopy of Nanomaterials held by…

17 November 2021

New instruments are coming!

A new High Resolution Single Crystal X-ray Diffractometer D8 Venture for material structural studies. A combined advance Facility for Optical…

16 November 2021

CISUP inaugurate “PIANOLA” (PerturbatIonAl NeurO LAb) the new state-of-the-art laboratory for the study of metabolism

Da sinistra: Simone Capaccioli (Direttore CISUP), Paolo Mancarella (Rettore), Stefano Del Prato (Direttore Un. Oper. di Malattie del Metabolismo e Diabetologia),…

18 October 2021

Inaugurazione Anno Accademico 2021/22 e 678° anno dalla Fondazione dell’Università di Pisa

Accademico 2021/22 e 678° anno dalla Fondazione dell’Università di Pisa alla presenza del Presidente della Repubblica Si è tenuta lunedì…

12 October 2021

Dalla FLASH Therapy nuove speranze per la cura dei tumori

Fondazione Pisa finanzia la linea di ricerca ‘Electron Flash Therapy’ a cui lavorerà l’Università di Pisa con l’Azienda Ospedaliero-Universitaria Pisana…

4 October 2021

CISUP: OUR LABS IN PISA

CISUP, the Center for Instrumentation Sharing of the University of Pisa, was founded in 2018 to develop and manage an…

15 July 2021

Solid State NMR: A thorough and comprehensive textbook covering the theoretical background, experimental approaches, and major applications of solid-state NMR spectroscopy

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is a powerful non-destructive technique capable of providing information about the molecular structure and dynamics…

22 May 2021

Prof. Pierre Rochette (CEREGE, Francia), Visiting Fellow del programma VF di UniPi 2021, al microscopio elettronico a scansione FEI QUANTA…

19 April 2021

DAD Scuola di Dottorato Pegaso – Scanning Electron Microscopy for Geologists

Al via il corso “Scanning Electron Microscopy and Microanalyses for Geologists” nell’ambito della Scuola di Dottorato Pegaso della Regione Toscana…

30 March 2021

Experimental evidence of mosaic structure in strongly supercooled molecular liquids

$The molecules undergoing the βJG-relaxation (red spheres) are highly mobile and, after a time of the order of τDSβJG, perform larger spatial excursions than the rest of the molecules (white spheres). These spatial excursions are, on average, of the order of those prescribed by the Lindemann criterion for crystal instability19. These "un-caged" molecules form a (close to) percolating cluster. The sketch is based on an experimentally measured configuration for a colloidal glass of hard spheres (volume fraction 0.61) reported in ref. 44 but has no direct connection to the discussion reported in that study. The cluster of mobile molecules was obtained by randomly selecting particles with a probability of 0.25, according to the here discussed estimate for the fraction of molecules participating in the βJG-relaxation at τDSβJG (relaxation strength).$

When a liquid is cooled to produce a glass its dynamics, dominated by the structural relaxation, become very slow, and…