Direct Electron attending TMS2023!

Our R&D scientist Dr. Kalani Moore, will be attending the TMS 2023 Annual Meeting and Exhibition, which this year takes place in our wonderful home city of San Diego, California, from March 19th – 23rd.

Dr. Moore is scheduled present a poster on our Direct Detection technology on Monday afternoon in Exhibit Hall G at the San Diego Convention Center.

Dr. Moore will be looking forward to discussing materials science applications of our portfolio of direct detectors, including our Celeritas, Apollo, and DE-16 detectors, for TEM, and our LV-16 and DE-SEMCam detectors for lower voltage applications.

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