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Over the last 30 years or so, the reliance people have on electronic devices for everyday tasks has grown exponentially. Your calendar, phone, notebook, reminders,...
Did you know that you can observe the performance of resistive random-access memory (RRAM) devices in real time at the nanoscale? Understanding the performance of...
We had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Peter Benedek, Materials Engineer at Electroflow Technologies, USA. As Dr. Benedek has an extensive background in battery and...
We had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Kate Marusak Stephens, our Product Applications Engineer based at our headquarters in North Carolina, USA. Over the past...
In this blog we had the pleasure to interview Prof. dr. ir. Krijn P. de Jong (emeritus), a leading expert in heterogeneous catalysis. Prof. De...
Are you interested in observing your catalyst selectivity while seeing nanoscale changes? The selectivity of the catalyst is often determined by surface groups, catalyst location...
Do you want to correlate your catalyst activity to the nanoscale behavior? In catalysis research, observing catalysts before and after the reaction is very important....
Did you know that reaction conditions, such as elevated temperatures and pressures, can impact the stability of supported-metal catalysts? Are you interested in observing mechanisms...
In situ Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) has emerged as a powerful tool for studying dynamic processes unfolding at the nanoscale in real-time. From catalysis to...
This year Protochips’ launched our in-situ AX product line, a workflow driven approach to in-situ and operando TEM studies. By combining our machine-vision software, AXON,...
Over the past several years, the use of in situ gas phase electron microscopy to study the behavior of catalysts in real time under relevant...
Catalytic nanoparticles are constantly changing structure throughout their lifetime which can have a profound effect on their performance. There is no question that an in-depth...
