Sine Scientific Instrument's dual-channel lock-in amplifier, the OE1022D, is being used in four groups at the University of Wisconsin's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the School of Materials Science and Engineering, primarily for research work in two-dimensional/quantum materials characterization, nanodevices, and terahertz.

Fig. 1 Some of the research results of a team of professors from the University of Wisconsin School of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Fig.2 Some of the research results of a team of professors from the University of Wisconsin School of Materials Science and Engineering