Core Viewpoint - Shanghai University has announced procurement intentions for 32 items of laboratory equipment, with a total budget of 104 million yuan, scheduled for procurement between July and November 2025 [1][2]. Procurement Overview - The procurement includes advanced equipment such as EUV light source, in-situ irradiation transmission electron microscope, battery calorimeter, and atomic-level surface roughness and stress measurement instruments [2][3]. - The total budget for the procurement is 104 million yuan, indicating significant investment in research capabilities [1][2]. Detailed Procurement List - **EUV Light Source**: Requires a power range of 0-300W, with specific gas handling capabilities and safety features [4]. - **In-situ Irradiation Transmission Electron Microscope**: Combines transmission electron microscopy with in-situ irradiation technology for real-time observation of material structure evolution under radiation [3][4]. - **Battery Calorimeter**: Designed for studying thermal behavior and safety performance of batteries, particularly lithium-ion batteries, under adiabatic conditions [3][4]. - **Atomic-Level Surface Roughness and Stress Measurement Instrument**: Aims for atomic-level resolution to measure surface morphology and stress/strain, applicable for semiconductor wafers and optical components [4][6]. Specific Equipment Requirements - **Plasma Generator**: Must have a power requirement of 0-300W and include a mass flow controller [4]. - **Mass Spectrometer**: Should cover a mass range of 1-300 amu with high sensitivity and scanning speed [4]. - **Real-time Single-cell Organoid Multi-mode Analyzer**: Requires advanced imaging capabilities and a wide range of fluorescence channels [4]. - **High-Pressure Hydrogen Gas Adsorption/Desorption Analyzer**: Designed for testing hydrogen storage materials under high-pressure conditions [6][7]. Additional Equipment - **Low-altitude Drone Platform**: Intended for applications in urban security and emergency rescue, requiring various integrated modules for operation [6]. - **High-throughput Material Deposition System**: Aimed at achieving high-precision thin film deposition for various materials [8]. - **Automated Robotic System for Material Labs**: To facilitate sample handling and management in laboratory settings [10]. Conclusion - The procurement intentions reflect a strategic investment in advanced research capabilities at Shanghai University, focusing on cutting-edge technologies that support various scientific fields, including materials science and battery research [1][2].