Prof. Paul Voyles and researchers at the University of Wisconsin Madison in the USA have published the first results acquired using a Celeritas XS detector in Ultramicroscopy.
They took advantage of the detector’s rapid acquisition speed and sensitivity to use 4D STEM to map large areas of metallic glasses at nanometer-scale spatial resolution based on local rotational symmetry in diffraction patterns.
The paper can be found at the link below:
Unlocking New Possibilities in EBSD for Ceramics Electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) has been instrumental in
This year the second Scottish Cryo-EM Symposium will be hosted in Glasgow, & our Sales Director Bob
Direct Electron’s Director of Sales Bob Monteverde will be at The Johns Hopkins Whiting School
Direct Electron will be a Bronze Sponsor at The 13th International Conference on LEEM PEEM
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This year the second Scottish Cryo-EM Symposium will be hosted in Glasgow, & our Sales Director Bob Monteverde will be there! This free, one-day meeting features talks
Direct Electron’s Director of Sales Bob Monteverde will be at The Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering’s Innovation Nexus: MCP Workshop and Celebration on Wednesday, September 25th.
