News from the world of materials science: Graphene
How do I determine the degree of functionality and why does it make sense?
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Mixed Reality – A New Service Offering
The use of Mixed Reality is a revolutionary step forward for us and our customers.
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Semiconductor Industry: Failure analysis of bipolar junction transistors (BJTs)
Are you working in the semiconductor industry and looking for insights into the factors that lead to Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) failures? Read more...
Exploring the Power of X-Ray Computed Tomography for Defect Analysis
X-Ray Computed Tomography for Defect Analysis
Are your products free of defects? Yes! Are you sure of that? Let's X-ray...
Exploring cell biology with transmission electron microscopy (TEM)
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) has become an indispensable tool for studying cells and their components at the ultrastructural level. Want to know more? Read here...
University of Ulm receives second GPC instrument
Today we had the pleasure to install the second HPLC recycling instrument LaboACE LC-7080 Plus - AUTOMATED from our valued partner JAI (Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd.) at the University of Ulm. Find out why our customer is so happy with the JAI instrument...
Detection of Cadmium in Sinapis Alba with LIBS
Do you want to know to what extent toxic substances are taken up by plants?
We show you the detection and distribution of cadmium in Sinapis Alba (white mustard plant) using LIBS.
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LiteScope 2.5 available now
Here is the new AFM LiteScope 2.5 from NenoVision, with new electronic control, revised software (e.g. with AI-based image processing algorithm), added secondary electrical modes...
JAI tool installation at Ulm University
CUSTOMER STORY What problems does the Institute of Organic Chemistry II and New Materials at Ulm University solve with the JAI HPLC tool and why was it chosen? Philipp Seitz, research associate was interviewed. A very exciting conversation!
ENHANCE YOUR ELEMENTARY ANALYSIS!
Do you know LIBS (Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy)? No, then allow us to surprise you. We can now provide fast multi-element analyses and chemical imaging thanks to our new partner Lightigo. Simply fantastic...
