Kerry Hipps | Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory

Low Temperature Imaging of Metal-Organics

Lead Institution

Washington State University

Principal Investigator

Kerry Hipps

Project type

Exploratory Research

Previous work in the laboratory of Professor Hipps has shown that the image contrast of metal-organics depends strongly on the nature of the metal center. Several mechanisms, such as resonant…

Critical interface properties of metalorganic species of technological and fundamental importance.

Lead Institution

Washington State University

Principal Investigator

Kerry Hipps

Project type

Large-Scale EMSL Research

This project focuses on in depth fundamental understanding of the interfaces of metalorganic films. As a model for porphyrins, phthalocyanines, and other technologically important metalorganics, we…

PREMIER CAT - Using Dynamic TEM to Study the Nucleation and Growth of Organic Semiconductor Nanostructures

Lead Institution

Washington State University

Principal Investigator

Kerry Hipps

The in situ growth of organic crystalline nanostructures in solution will be examined by dynamic TEM to understand the growth mechanism of these unusual structures. This understanding will aid in the…

Modeling fundamental properties of Metal-organic Species at Solvent and Non-solvent Mediated Interfaces

Lead Institution

Washington State University

Principal Investigator

Kerry Hipps

Project type

Large-Scale EMSL Research

The proposed research will focus on investigating interfacial processes and properties of metal-organic films in solvent and non-solvent mediated interfaces. The goal is to understand the kinetics…

PREMIER CAT - Using Dynamic TEM to Study the Nucleation and Growth of Organic Semiconductor Nanostructures

Lead Institution

Washington State University

Principal Investigator

Kerry Hipps

The in situ growth of organic crystalline nanostructures in solution will be examined by dynamic TEM to understand the growth mechanism of these unusual structures. This understanding will aid in the…

XPS studies of coablt phthalocyanine thin films

Lead Institution

Washington State University

Principal Investigator

Kerry Hipps

Project type

Exploratory Research

Dense well-ordered monolayers of cobalt(II) phthalocyanine, CoPc, on Au(111) have been made and studied by our group using XPS, UPS, and STM. These films have all been grown by thermal deposition in…

Projects

Low Temperature Imaging of Metal-Organics

Critical interface properties of metalorganic species of technological and fundamental importance.

PREMIER CAT - Using Dynamic TEM to Study the Nucleation and Growth of Organic Semiconductor Nanostructures

Modeling fundamental properties of Metal-organic Species at Solvent and Non-solvent Mediated Interfaces

PREMIER CAT - Using Dynamic TEM to Study the Nucleation and Growth of Organic Semiconductor Nanostructures

XPS studies of coablt phthalocyanine thin films