Installation Alert Fusion AX at University of Pittsburgh!
Another #FusionAX system is ready to power exciting new research! 🎉 We’re excited to celebrate the installation of a Fusion AX heating system at the #UniversityofPittsburgh, where Dr. Susheng Tan, Dr. Debasis Rath, and Adam Thompson will use the system on their #JEOL JEM-2100F to investigate the in situ characterization of nanostructured materials and functional […]
Product Announcement: Narrow Gap FIB-Optimized E-chips
New Product Announcement You asked and we delivered! Our FIB-optimized E-chips for Fusion electrical experiments have undergone a makeover Our most popular electrical E-chip style (and we have many!), the FIB-Optimized E-chip, was the first of its kind released for in situ electrical experiments in the TEM. It simplifies FIB lamella landing and creating electrical […]
Job Opening: Senior Accountant
📢 We are hiring! Check out this opening we have and share with your friends if you are local to the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area of North Carolina, USA.
📢 M&M Announcements!!
It is already July, which means M&M is only a month away! Not only will we have 🍪 snacks during poster sessions, 🃏tons of fun giveaways, and are participating in ✈️ Passport to Prizes again, but we have several educational talks as well! We are excited to share the events we have planned so you […]
LeHigh Microscopy School
Every year, Senior Applications & Training Specialist Dr. Madeline Dressel Dukes teaches an in situ TEM course at the Lehigh Microscopy School, and this year was extra special working alongside our close friend Tim Eldred from JEOL
Protochips Visit to China
Last week was very busy for our Product Manager, Jennifer McConnell, and Global Applications Engineer, Yaofeng Guo! They traveled down the east side of China with channel partner Shanghai Winner, visiting sites with our Atmosphere AX gas cell systems to see how we can support them. 🚄 🔬 Thank you to all our customers who hosted us […]
Fusion AX Installation Alert at Baylor University!
Last month, Ben Addis had the pleasure of visiting Baylor University and working with CMI Director Bernd Zechmann and Microscopy Specialist Debora Berti! 🔬 During the visit, he installed a Fusion EHR system with double‑tilt capability and deployed AXON Synchronicity on their Spectra 300C. These upgrades significantly expand their in‑situ capabilities, enabling advanced electrothermal experiments with precise, time‑synchronized heating and […]
Poseidon AX Installation Alert University of California, Berkeley
Earlier this month Ben Addis took a trip to University of California, Berkeley and LBL for a Poseidon Electrochemistry system implementation ✈️🔬 He had the pleasure of working with Julian Feijóo and Mihail Krumov in the local wet labs/sample prep areas to learn the ins and outs of their new Poseidon EC system and prepared for an in-situ demo. […]
Glass E-chips for Ex Situ Electrochemistry
What if you could see gas generation before going in the TEM? Optimizing electrochemical parameters inside the TEM consumes valuable microscope hours. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our new glass E-chips; designed for ex situ optimization before ever going into the TEM. These chips assemble just like standard electrochemistry E-chips, but the clear glass design […]
Installation Update! The University of Missouri-Columbia has a new Poseidon!
In August Ben Addis visited University of Missouri-Columbia to install a Poseidon system with heating and electrochemistry, as well as AXON with Dose on their Spectra 300. He said it was a successful visit with a very engaged and positive group! We’re looking forward to seeing the results their future experiments bring! Special thanks to Min Su, Director of […]
Making Waves!
Sol is making waves (light waves that is) in the world of microscopy! ☀️🌈 Did you know Sol for Atmosphere AX offers light from 350 nm to 2000 nm wavelengths, enabling light-driven reactions to be studied under pressurized, gaseous environments at the nanoscale. Learn more about Sol here: https://hubs.li/Q03Km-vz0
Nanomaterials Synthesis at Various Temperatures with Triton AX
Have you ever wanted to watch nanomaterials grow in real time, in liquid, and at different temperatures? Temperature plays a key role in nanomaterial synthesis, controlling nucleation and growth rates that define particle size, shape, and uniformity. In a recent Microscopy Today article, researchers used the Triton AX system to observe gold nanoparticle growth in […]