New Thermo Scientific Krios G3i raises bar for performance, automation and time-to-results

Thermo Scientific Quattro ESEM allows materials science researchers to study nanoscale structure in almost any material under a range of environmental conditions

New compact S/TEM can be configured to meet specific imaging and analytical requirements for materials characterization in research laboratories

"We want to broaden the range of applications on our desktop SEM and our aim is to make SEM imaging and analysis available to every scientist in every lab."

The UConn School of Engineering announced the launch of a new UConn-ZEISS Partnership with the opening of a new, state of the art laboratory, the Reverse Engineering, Fabrication, Inspection and Nondestructive Evaluation (REFINE) Lab

The labs of Cécile Hébert and Pascal Fua at EPFL have developed an electron microscopy method that can obtain 3D images of complex curvilinear structures without needing to tilt the sample

The work offers scientists a way to adjust the properties of existing dyes deliberately, making them bolder, brighter, and more cell-permeable

Enhanced resolution and faster FIB material processing for maximum efficiency

Atoms in quasicrystals are arranged in an orderly but nonperiodic way, unlike most crystals, which are made up of a three-dimensional, orderly, and periodic (repeating) arrangement of atoms

Since the synaptonemal complex was first discovered in 1956, researchers have been trying to identify its many moving parts and how they fit together

Highest quality data and easiest operation

The BX53’s ergonomic design and ease of use make it an ideal system for clinical laboratories