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Carlos Jones / ORNL, U.S. Department of Energy · CC BY 2.0
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ORNL molecular-beam-epitaxy apparatus

Matthew Brahlek works at molecular-beam-epitaxy equipment used for superconducting-material research. Archival image from a 2023 ORNL report.

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