More than 1,000 international exhibitors will gather in Munich this year for analytica, the world's largest trade fair for analysis and laboratory technology in chemistry, biochemistry, food chemistry, clinical chemistry and the life sciences.
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FEI has completed a multiple system installation at the Materials Ageing Institute in France, a utility-oriented research center financed by Electricité de France, the Tokyo Electric Power Company, the Kansai Electric Power Company and the US Electric Power Research Institute
The decision for this name change was motivated not only by the ever increasing applications of Bruker's traditional products, such as EDS and EBSD analysis systems for SEM and TEM and X-ray fluorescence spectrometers, in various fields of nanotechnology, but also by the fact that its product portfolio now includes a range of atomic force microscopes for surface characterization on the nanometer scale
The first transmission electron microscope of its caliber to be installed, the eagerly awaited atomic resolution JEOL JEM-ARM200F TEM arrived at the University of Texas San Antonio in January, and by early February began producing outstanding imaging results
Following a careful and detailed evaluation of instruments from leading manufacturers, the University of Warwick, UK, has chosen JEOL’s new JEM-ARM200F as the key electron microscope for the new University of Warwick Analytical Science Centre
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Elektronenmikroskopie e.V. (German Society for Electron Microscopy) announces the ERNST RUSKA PRIZE 2011 for outstanding achievements in the field of electron microscopy
Cytoskeleton Methods and Protocols, Second Edition (Methods in Molecular Biology, Vol. 586), Ray H. Gavin (Ed), 2010, pp 390, Hardcover, ISBN: 978-1-60761-375-6, Humana Press, Springer
The next generation TM3000 Tabletop microscope has been released by Hitachi High-Technologies. Building on the success of its predecessor, the TM-1000, it offers significantly improved performance, including magnification up to 30,000x and better resolution, in a unit that occupies 20% less space and has an energy saving design
