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NewsReimagining Electron Microscopyby University of Illinois Grainger College of EngineeringBringing high-end resolution to lower-cost microscopes
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Product NewsNew Scanning Electron Microscope with 'Simple SEM' Automation, 3D Analysisby JEOL USANew microscope especially suited for repetitive operations and quality control
InsightsFIB-SEM: A Versatile Nanoscale Laboratory Tool for Advanced Material Scienceby Dean Miller, PhD, Senior Scientist, TESCAN USA, Inc.Achieve a new level of 3D analysis through multi-modal characterization
Product NewsTESCAN's New MultiVac Module Adds Conventional Low Vacuum and Variable Pressure Capabilities to TESCAN SEMsby TESCANMultiVac improves efficiency for topographic characterization of non-conductive, beam-sensitive, or outgassing samples when using low keV imaging
Product NewsThermo Scientific Spectra Ultra Offers a Leap Forward for Advanced Materials Characterizationby Thermo Fisher ScientificAll-in-one (S)TEM enables the understanding of complex samples for materials scientists and semiconductor manufacturers
Product NewsZEISS Enhances its Field Emission SEMs for Highest Demands in Sub-Nanometer Imaging, Analytics, and Sample Flexibilityby ZEISSThe new ZEISS GeminiSEM family delivers more information from any sample, minimizes sample damage, and prevents sample artifacts
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