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Microscopy Product Vendors Bruker Nano Analytics


Tel: 1-800-234-9729 Email: info.bna@bruker.com www.bruker.com/nano-analysis


Electron Microscope Analyzers


APPLICATIONS: Energy-Dispersive X-ray Spec- trometry (EDS) • Wavelength Dispersive X-ray Spec- trometry (WDS) • Electron Backscatter Diffraction (EBSD) • Micro X-ray Fluorescence (Micro-XRF) on SEM • XFlash® Silicon Drift Detectors (SDD) for SEM and TEM


FEATURES: Bruker Nano Analytic’s electron micro- scope analyzers QUANTAX EDS, QUANTAX WDS, QUANTAX EBSD and QUANTAX Micro-XRF on SEM offer unmatched comprehensive compositional and structural materials analysis.


www.bruker.com/nano-analysis


Companies and their Products DECTRIS USA Inc.


Phone: +1.215.384.3479 info@dectris.com www.dectris.com


DECTRIS QUADRO APPLICATIONS: Nanobeam electron


diffraction • 3D precession electron crystallography • Strain


mapping • STEM, 4D-STEM, Ptychography • In-situ imaging


FEATURES: The QUADRO detector is designed to deliver outstanding performances to materials science TEM without compromise on accuracy, speed, or sensitivity. Fully integrated into NanoMegas Topspin.


Bruker Optics


Tel: (978) 439-9899 Email: info.bopt.us@bruker.com www.bruker.com/optics


LUMOS II FTIR Microscope


APPLICATIONS: Polymer Investigation • Surface Analysis


• Particle Analysis • Pharmaceuticals


• Life-Science • Forensics • Electronics • Automo- tive • Environmental


FEATURES: Incredibly fast FTIR imaging, where each pixel is composed of an entire FTIR spectrum. This results in superb spatial resolution and peak sensitivity in all measurement modes. Delivers the best performance in transmission,


reflection and


attenuated total reflection (ATR) measurements. Detect and immediately characterize tiny particles, product defects or tissue anomalies. Easily analyze any sample type of any origin.


www.bruker.com/LUMOS DECTRIS ELA


APPLICATIONS: Electron Energy Loss Spectros- copy • Elemental/chemical mapping • Atomic reso- lution STEM-EELS • Materials characterization


FEATURES: The ELA operates at 9000 spectra/sec in continuous readout mode. Elemental mapping runs in real time and momentum-resolved EELS can be done within minutes.


Deben


Tel: +44 (0) 1359 244 970 & +1 (201) 962 7222 Email: paulg@deben.co.uk www.deben.co.uk


In-situ testing for microscopy


APPLICATIONS: • Microtest tensile and compres- sion stages • Micro CT tensile, compression and torsion stages • STEM & BSE detectors for SEM • Centaurus scintillator CL and backscattered elec- tron (BSE) detectors • SEM heating and cooling Peltier stages


FEATURES: Deben manufactures in-situ testing stages as well as innovative accessories for SEM, Optical, AFM, XRD and X-ray tomography.


DiATOME U.S.


Tel: 215-412-8390 Email: info@emsdiasum.com; stacie@ems-secure.com www.emsdiasum.com


Cryo Immuno


APPLICATIONS: The first cryo knife with a diamond platform, guarantees the best possible sectioning for sucrose infiltrated samples (Tokuyasu).


FEATURES: The diamond platform guarantees an easy and gentle section pick-up. The sections are collected directly from the diamond surface using a loop and a sucrose/methyl-cellulose droplet.


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www.cambridge.org/mto


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